Entrepreneurship 101: Basics of marketing II

Entrepreneurship 101

Tuesday’s ENT101 lecture “From Start to Finish Everyone’s Talking, Everywhere, All the Time” was led by David Neale, who is responsible for leading the development of all network-agnostic IP-based services at Rogers Communications Inc. David discussed the evolution of mobile communications from a technology and marketing perspective.

David did a case review of the development of the cellphone industry, and examined how closely development has followed the archetypal development curve from Geoffrey Moore’s “Crossing the Chasm“.

Downloads*

• Session presentation – Dial-up connection (mp4)
• Session presentation – Broadband connection (mp4)
• Slide presentation (PDF)

*Please note that you will need a player such as Quicktime (free) to view the video files and Acrobat (free) to view the PDF slides.

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