Making big money from small technology

James C. Hsiao and Kenneth Fong
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James C. Hsiao: co-founder and chairman of Inframat
Kenneth Fong: chairman of Kenson Ventures

Nature, 2004, vol. 428, issue 6979, 218-220

Abstract: With venture-capital funds depressed, kick-starting a technology business can prove to be problematic. James C. Hsiao and Kenneth Fong offer some advice for budding entrepreneurs.

Date: 2004
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