唐骏pk李开复创业可否批量复制（Tang Jun PK Li Kaifu entrepreneurship can batch copy）.docVIP

唐骏pk李开复创业可否批量复制（Tang Jun PK Li Kaifu entrepreneurship can batch copy） In September 7, 2009, Li Kaifu, a vice president of Google (Google) global vice president and President of China, announced the establishment of Innovation workshop, and was committed to large-scale replication of innovative enterprises. Because this model is different from individual characteristics, obviously ordinary angel investment, but also distinct from the institutional characteristics of the obvious venture capital fund, therefore, in the cause of great concern at the same time, in the industry is also controversial. In October 30th, Li Kaifu on the sidelines of recruiting is accepted the reporters interview (see South Network in the online edition). He said, Innovation workshop model is unique, no foreign country, twenty years after the country will no longer have. He introduced, Innovation workshop currently recruited 10 individuals, quality is very good, 5 years 800 million yuan of funds is not a problem. Although feel to media pressure, but Li Kaifu still believe that the original model suitable for the current market ecological China, is expected to Chinese angel investment model to a new realm of high scale and industrialization. Can entrepreneurship be replicated? Xinhua Group President and CEO Tang Jun in an interview with reporters on the same day, expressed a completely different point of view. Li Kaifus Innovation workshop model is difficult to succeed, and no one can create it. Bill. Gates once told me that it was impossible for him to rebuild a Microsoft. This shows that entrepreneurship is not replicable, no one can speak, taught. The newspaper after many interviews with selected the cases, one is the expression of good wishes on this new model, on the other hand, we are not limited to simple and not empty discussion, but through the analysis of collision dialogue parties and various experts, to Wu really, the most primitive watch case the logic, allowing readers to draw the