Q. What is Capability Risk?

• The risk that the startup is unable to scale its capability on a timely basis and at levels required.
• The risk that the product or service design does not meet the required performance standard.
• The risk that development of the product or service is not completed on time, within budget or to defined specifications.
• The risk that the company’s success is sensitive to external economic factors.

Q. What is Capability Risk?

• The risk that the startup is unable to scale its capability on a timely basis and at levels required.
• The risk that the product or service design does not meet the required performance standard.
• The risk that development of the product or service is not completed on time, within budget or to defined specifications.
• The risk that the company’s success is sensitive to external economic factors.

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Q. What is Design Risk?

• The risk that the product or services useful life in the marketplace is shorter than originally anticipated or projected.
• The risk that the startup is unable to scale its capability on a timely basis and at levels required.
• The risk that funding will not be available at a level or timing required for the startup to succeed.
• The risk that the product or service design does not meet the required performance standard.

Q. What is Design Risk?

• The risk that the product or services useful life in the marketplace is shorter than originally anticipated or projected.
• The risk that the startup is unable to scale its capability on a timely basis and at levels required.
• The risk that funding will not be available at a level or timing required for the startup to succeed.
• The risk that the product or service design does not meet the required performance standard.

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Q. What is Development Risk?

• The risk that the company’s success is sensitive to external economic factors.
• The risk that development of the product or service is not completed on time, within budget or to defined specifications.
• The risk that operating costs are greater than budgeted, or that the service cannot be provided at the projected costs.
• The risk relating to the ability of the startup to procure quantities and pricing of required scarce resources.

Q. What is Development Risk?

• The risk that the company’s success is sensitive to external economic factors.
• The risk that development of the product or service is not completed on time, within budget or to defined specifications.
• The risk that operating costs are greater than budgeted, or that the service cannot be provided at the projected costs.
• The risk relating to the ability of the startup to procure quantities and pricing of required scarce resources.

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Q. What is Economic Risk?

• The risk that the management team lacks the skillsets and experience to execute the startups’ business plan.
• The risk that funding will not be available at a level or timing required for the startup to succeed.
• The risk that the company’s success is sensitive to external economic factors.
• The risk that the product or services useful life in the marketplace is shorter than originally anticipated or projected.

Q. What is Economic Risk?

• The risk that the management team lacks the skillsets and experience to execute the startups’ business plan.
• The risk that funding will not be available at a level or timing required for the startup to succeed.
• The risk that the company’s success is sensitive to external economic factors.
• The risk that the product or services useful life in the marketplace is shorter than originally anticipated or projected.

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Q. What is Economic Life Risk?

• The risk that the product or services useful life in the marketplace is shorter than originally anticipated or projected.
• The risk that the company’s success is sensitive to external economic factors.
• The risk that development of the product or service is not completed on time, within budget or to defined specifications.
• The risk that operating costs are greater than budgeted, or that the service cannot be provided at the projected costs.

Q. What is Economic Life Risk?

• The risk that the product or services useful life in the marketplace is shorter than originally anticipated or projected.
• The risk that the company’s success is sensitive to external economic factors.
• The risk that development of the product or service is not completed on time, within budget or to defined specifications.
• The risk that operating costs are greater than budgeted, or that the service cannot be provided at the projected costs.

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Q. What is Funding Risk?

• The risk that maintaining the company’s assets at appropriate levels will cost more than anticipated.
• (a.k.a. “Regulatory Risk”) The risk that legislative and policy changes will result in higher costs to the startup.
• The risk that funding will not be available at a level or timing required for the startup to succeed.
• The risk that the company’s success is sensitive to external economic factors.

Q. What is Funding Risk?

• The risk that maintaining the company’s assets at appropriate levels will cost more than anticipated.
• (a.k.a. “Regulatory Risk”) The risk that legislative and policy changes will result in higher costs to the startup.
• The risk that funding will not be available at a level or timing required for the startup to succeed.
• The risk that the company’s success is sensitive to external economic factors.

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Q. What is Legislative and Policy Risk?

• (a.k.a. “Regulatory Risk”) The risk that legislative and policy changes will result in higher costs to the startup.
• The risk relating to the ability of the startup to procure quantities and pricing of required scarce resources.
• The risk that the quality of the initial research upon which key company assumptions were based was flawed in an impactful way.
• The risk that less than optimal technology is developed or utilized or that a competitor leapfrogs the startup’s technology.

Q. What is Legislative and Policy Risk?

• (a.k.a. “Regulatory Risk”) The risk that legislative and policy changes will result in higher costs to the startup.
• The risk relating to the ability of the startup to procure quantities and pricing of required scarce resources.
• The risk that the quality of the initial research upon which key company assumptions were based was flawed in an impactful way.
• The risk that less than optimal technology is developed or utilized or that a competitor leapfrogs the startup’s technology.

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Q. What is Maintenance Risk?

• The risk that the management team lacks the skillsets and experience to execute the startups’ business plan.
• The risk that the actual market’s demand for the product or service will not yield the projected sales volumes.
• The risk that the quality of the initial research upon which key company assumptions were based was flawed in an impactful way.
• The risk that maintaining the company’s assets at appropriate levels will cost more than anticipated.

Q. What is Maintenance Risk?

• The risk that the management team lacks the skillsets and experience to execute the startups’ business plan.
• The risk that the actual market’s demand for the product or service will not yield the projected sales volumes.
• The risk that the quality of the initial research upon which key company assumptions were based was flawed in an impactful way.
• The risk that maintaining the company’s assets at appropriate levels will cost more than anticipated.

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Q. What is Management Risk?

• The risk relating to the ability of the startup to procure quantities and pricing of required scarce resources.
• The risk that the management team lacks the skillsets and experience to execute the startups’ business plan.
• The risk that less than optimal technology is developed or utilized or that a competitor leapfrogs the startup’s technology.
• The risk that the quality of the initial research upon which key company assumptions were based was flawed in an impactful way.

Q. What is Management Risk?

• The risk relating to the ability of the startup to procure quantities and pricing of required scarce resources.
• The risk that the management team lacks the skillsets and experience to execute the startups’ business plan.
• The risk that less than optimal technology is developed or utilized or that a competitor leapfrogs the startup’s technology.
• The risk that the quality of the initial research upon which key company assumptions were based was flawed in an impactful way.

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Q. What is Management Risk?

• The risk that the actual market’s demand for the product or service will not yield the projected sales volumes.
• The risk that the quality of the initial research upon which key company assumptions were based was flawed in an impactful way.
• The risk that the management team lacks the skillsets and experience to execute the startups’ business plan.
• The risk that operating costs are greater than budgeted, or that the service cannot be provided at the projected costs.

Q. What is Management Risk?

• The risk that the actual market’s demand for the product or service will not yield the projected sales volumes.
• The risk that the quality of the initial research upon which key company assumptions were based was flawed in an impactful way.
• The risk that the management team lacks the skillsets and experience to execute the startups’ business plan.
• The risk that operating costs are greater than budgeted, or that the service cannot be provided at the projected costs.

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Q. What is Procurement Risk?

• The risk that operating costs are greater than budgeted, or that the service cannot be provided at the projected costs.
• The risk that development of the product or service is not completed on time, within budget or to defined specifications.
• The risk that the company’s success is sensitive to external economic factors.
• The risk relating to the ability of the startup to procure quantities and pricing of required scarce resources.

Q. What is Procurement Risk?

• The risk that operating costs are greater than budgeted, or that the service cannot be provided at the projected costs.
• The risk that development of the product or service is not completed on time, within budget or to defined specifications.
• The risk that the company’s success is sensitive to external economic factors.
• The risk relating to the ability of the startup to procure quantities and pricing of required scarce resources.

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