Greg draws on his experiences at 3Dfx and GluMobile and states that being first to market is not necessarily an advantage. He suggests that it is often better to be second and thus learn from the mistakes of the previous entrants.

1. Great Products Aren't Enough
2. Value of Customer Service
3. Treat Everyone with Respect
4. Agree and Commit, Disagree and Commit
5. Follow Your Values
6. Work Life Balance
7. First to Market
8. Creativity in Business

In this lecture, Greg Ballard talks on Entrepreneurship for Stanford University students on November 15, 2006. Greg suggests that a good product is a solid foundation, but not enough to guarantee success. He illustrates his point using the examples of Betamax, and his own experience in competing with NVIDIA.



Course Details:

- Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders Lecture

- Stanford University's Entrepreneurship Corner (ecorner)



Original Course Name: Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders Lecture.