These days more than ever, as a business owner and entrepreneur, you need to innovate or die. This mantra is most true for any business in the technology sector. We constantly need to move forward, ...

When it comes to business planning, companies often think that they are pigeonholed into one of two options: either follow the traditional route and create a static, one-time business plan that ...

According to The Kauffman Foundation, in 2014, an average of more than 500,000 adults in the United States became entrepreneurs in each month during the year. Chances are, some of these entrepreneurs ...

Today’s tech founders are used to moving quickly, which is partly why the traditional business plan model is often set aside in favor of a more efficient route. I’ve spent years working with ...

There are two kinds of business plans. The first variety is the multi-page document that follows a tried-and-true format. It has at least eight sections, and it looks far into the future to argue for ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. There’s lots of talk these days about the so-called “lean startup.” Most would think that just meant a startup without a lot of outside ...

The concept of the lean startup, developed by entrepreneur Eric Ries, looks at how product development cycles can be shortened and businesses can run more efficiently by continuously measuring ...

In the last few columns we explored some issues with starting and building a lean journey. But once you have your lean journey underway, how do you sustain it? How do you build it into the bricks and ...

The concept of having a “master plan” is considered conventional wisdom by many business owners. Entrepreneurs are encouraged to have a business plan that maps out every detail of their future vision, ...