Comments on: Ranking and comparing the world’s top 20 startup hubs https://rossdawson.com/ranking-and-analyzing-the-worlds-top-startup-ecosystems/ Keynote speaker | Futurist | Strategy advisor Thu, 29 Nov 2012 06:32:00 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 By: Pollenizer https://rossdawson.com/ranking-and-analyzing-the-worlds-top-startup-ecosystems/#comment-3932 Thu, 29 Nov 2012 06:32:00 +0000 https://rossdawson.com/?p=5728#comment-3932 Hey Ross – deeper dive into Australia here: https://fromlittlethings.co/2012/11/20/silicon-beach-report-less-than-5-of-australian-startups-manage-to-scale/

]]> By: Ralf Lippold https://rossdawson.com/ranking-and-analyzing-the-worlds-top-startup-ecosystems/#comment-3931 Fri, 23 Nov 2012 13:06:00 +0000 https://rossdawson.com/?p=5728#comment-3931 Thanks Ross for boiling the numbers in to graphics, so one gets an overview at an instant!

Germany, and especially the technological high-end hotspot #SiliconSaxony here around Dresden is lacking what you describe: ambition to go global, and scaling beyond German/ European markets.

With all the information technology at hand (already) it is fairly easy (technically) to expand operations, or even operate remotely, yet the legal framework in Germany has some shortcomings that don’t favor startups that are not embedded in educational institutions, or have grown to a significant size yet.

That is what we try to overcome here in Dresden with building, and conceptualizing in a lean startup approach, https://bit.ly/StartupAccelerator

Cheers, Ralf

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