Advice from Entrepreneur Sabeer Bhatia: 'Provide the Same Value at a Cheaper Price'
Episode Description
Sabeer Bhatia is a pioneer in the field of web-based email, having co-founded Hotmail Corp. -- which today boasts more than 220 million registered users -- in 1996. After Microsoft acquired the company in 1998, Bhatia moved on to new projects, including Arzoo.com, an online travel services company for Indian consumers, InstaColl, which offers web-based office tools, and SabseBolo, an audio-conferencing platform for developing markets. Along the way, Bhatia has learned some critical lessons about starting businesses and keeping them going, even during difficult economic times. At the 2009 Wharton India Economic Forum, Achal Mehra, editor of Little India, interviewed Bhatia for India Knowledge@Wharton.
Brief Summary
Sabeer Bhatia discusses his ventures and the entrepreneurial landscape in India amid economic challenges.
Key points
- The 2009 Wharton India Economic Forum. A gathering of leaders to discuss India's future amidst economic uncertainty.
- Innovative Projects in India. Exploring new ventures like Insta Call and Subsea Bolo aimed at developing markets.
- Lessons from the Dot-Com Crash. Insights on maintaining low costs and adapting to market needs during downturns.





