Being situated in a small country which still has to develop a lot can also be an opportunity for an open market without big competition just waiting for you to conquer it. There is lot of space for developing ideas and products which might not be the most innovative ones but which are asked for by the Portuguese people.
If you want to get an impression about the Portuguese startup scene and why it is just for idiots, you should watch the following interview with Sergio Veiga who works on a extreme sports portal called stream19.com. Stay tuned the next days for not missing the other interviews focusing Portuguese startups and interesting speakers of shift08.
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- The upcoming interviews will cover the following people and ideas:
- Eddie Correia and Moses Mehraban - chamainc.com: conquering the Portuguese market
- Leonardo Xavier - thestartracker.com: how to get the Portuguese president involved
- Celso Pinto and Vitor Domingos - handivi.com: the new global mobile application network is coming from Portugal
- Bruno Pedro - tarpipe.com: being a role model for Portuguese startups
- André Ribeirinho - adegga.com: how to discover wine
- Pedro Custódio - shift: All what you need to know about the Portuguese startup scene and the next shift conference
- Tara Hunt - The Whuffie Factor: Social Capital for everybody
- David Orban - OpenSpime.com: saving the environment by connecting things
- Henriette Weber - toothlesstiger.net: startups should become more like rock bands
- Delphine Ménard - notafish.org: inter-cultural communication for startups
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