Startup50
Stories of India's 50 most exciting start-ups
Editors
Prem Sivakumaran
Flutura
Dec 07, 2016
In Startup50 2016:For the experience of its management team, for building a hi-tech firm at the intersection of machine learning, sensors, nano-apps and data analytics and for helping solve…
Scripbox
Nov 30, 2016
In Startup50 2016: For already touching an AUM (Assets Under Management) of Rs. 200 crore and having Rs. 500 crore in forward-looking SIP commitments Founders: Sanjiv Singhal, E R Ashok Kumar…
Jaypore
Nov 21, 2016
In Startup50 2016: For building an e-commerce business which turned profitable in its very first year of operations and has been doubling in revenue annually, since then Founders: Shilpa Sharma, Puneet…
From startup to scale up
Nov 20, 2015
In his talk at startup50, avlesh singh, co-founder, webengage, spoke about the various skills a startup must pickup, as it gears up to build scale
“If someone makes a mistake – we find out who has made the mistake and clap.”
Nov 20, 2015
Rahul singh, founder and ceo, beer café, has a very nuanced approach to tackling failure. The key, according to him, is to prevent loss of enthusiasm
Going the distance with your customer
Nov 20, 2015
Chargebee’s krish subramanian urges entrepreneurs running subscription-based businesses to adopt customer support as their mantra to sales
Beyond the brimming cup
Nov 20, 2015
While establishing chaipoint, amuleek singh bijral and his team, realised the vast potential of india’s favourite beverage and the strong emotions associated with drinking it
Finding the right match
Nov 20, 2015
With its canscript model, mitra biotech, is simplifying the process of matching cancer patients with the right volume and type of medication needed
Intricacies of the education business
Nov 20, 2015
At startup50, we had a panel discussion with leaders from the education sector, to understand the finer nuances of running a business in this space. A few excerpts from this session
The role of an entrepreneur-in-residence
Nov 20, 2015
Faasos was actually founded in 2003 and operated as a small business for a while. In 2011-2012, the company went through an organizational transition and faasos conceptualized the job title of entrepreneur-in-residence or eir, and it became
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