To achieve victory in the corporate world, a start-up needs three things, says serial entrepreneur and Netscape founder Marc Andreessen. One of those – a product that’s ten times better than the nearest competitor – has a little wiggle room, but the others need to stand firm. Andreessen describes all three in this entrepreneur thought leader lecture given at Stanford University.
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