tech entrepreneurship
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Fire in the Valley
Fire in the Valley: The Untold Saga Behind the Personal Computer Revolution
Fire in the Valley: The Birth and Death of the Personal Computer is a captivating chronicle of how a ragtag group of visionaries, dropouts, and tech obsessives turned a fringe hobby into a global revolution. Written by Michael Swaine and Paul Freiberger—two tech journalists who lived through the revolution—this book is widely considered the definitive history of the personal computer. Through extensive interviews and firsthand accounts, it traces the rise and fall of the PC era, from garage-based tinkering to Silicon Valley empires, and from technological empowerment to the dawn of the post-PC world.
176,00 EGP -
Future Tech Startups and Innovation in the Age of AI
Future Tech Startups – Innovation Reimagined in the AI Era
Summary of the Book:
Future Tech Startups and Innovation in the Age of AI is a groundbreaking reference that explores how artificial intelligence is reshaping the startup ecosystem across every sector imaginable. This comprehensive guide, edited by leading AI and innovation experts, highlights how entrepreneurs, engineers, and innovators are leveraging AI to launch cutting-edge ventures and transform existing industries. From autonomous AI agents to smart agriculture and AI-based education, the book dives deep into the core technologies and business models that are building the future—today.
170,00 EGP -
Handbook of Digital Entrepreneurship
Handbook of Digital Entrepreneurship – The Definitive Guide to the Digital Startup Era
Summary of the Book:
Handbook of Digital Entrepreneurship, edited by Mohammad Keyhani, is a comprehensive and scholarly exploration of the evolving field of entrepreneurship in the digital age. This authoritative volume brings together leading researchers and practitioners to unpack the core themes, emerging trends, and theoretical foundations that shape today’s digital entrepreneurship landscape. From digital platforms and blockchain to the future of work and rural-urban tech divides, the handbook offers a rich, multidisciplinary examination of how technology is transforming business creation, operations, and strategy.
176,00 EGP -
How to Be a Founder
How to Be a Founder – Your Roadmap to Launching High-Growth Startups
Summary of the Book:
How to Be a Founder is a hands-on, strategic guide written for aspiring entrepreneurs who want to move from idea to execution with clarity and confidence. Co-authored by Alice Bentinck and Matt Clifford, the visionary minds behind Entrepreneur First, this book serves as a toolkit for individuals ready to take the leap into building scalable, high-impact startups. Backed by a foreword from Reid Hoffman, founder of LinkedIn, the book walks readers through the full founder’s journey—from developing an idea and building the right team, to securing funding from VCs and angels.
170,00 EGP -
Running Lean
Running Lean – From Idea to Product/Market Fit with Confidence
Book Summary:
Running Lean by Ash Maurya is a powerful guide for entrepreneurs, innovators, and startup founders who are tired of wasting time, money, and energy building products that no one wants. With clarity and practical insight, Maurya walks readers through a step-by-step framework to test, validate, and refine their ideas rapidly—before it’s too late. Based on the proven methodologies of Lean Startup, Customer Development, and bootstrapping, this book offers a roadmap to achieve product/market fit without guesswork.
Instead of following rigid business plans, Running Lean emphasizes flexibility, learning, and speed—qualities essential for survival in today’s fast-moving markets.
170,00 EGP -
Tech Startup Toolkit
Tech Startup Toolkit – Launch Strong, Lead Smart, Exit Big
Summary of the Book:
Tech Startup Toolkit by Jothy Rosenberg is a battle-tested, no-nonsense guide for aspiring tech founders who want to beat the odds and build companies that last—and even sell for millions. Combining practical advice with personal stories from his journey founding nine startups (two with $100M exits), Rosenberg provides a comprehensive playbook that walks you through the full lifecycle of a tech startup, from idea to acquisition. With a candid, founder-to-founder tone, this book delivers what most startup guides miss: the real story behind what it takes to survive and scale in tech.
176,00 EGP -
The Big Score, The Billion Dollar Story of Silicon Valley
The Big Score – How Silicon Valley Was Really Built
Book Summary
The Big Score presents a vivid and authoritative account of how Silicon Valley emerged from obscurity to become the center of global technological innovation. Written by Michael S. Malone, one of the first journalists to cover the tech industry from the inside, this book explores the personalities, risks, failures, and triumphs that fueled the Valley’s billion-dollar growth. With a narrative that stretches from the founding of Hewlett-Packard in the 1930s to the wild boom of the 1970s, Malone unearths the cultural, financial, and personal dynamics behind the tech revolution. This is not a sanitized Silicon Valley fairy tale—it is a raw, revealing history built on interviews and firsthand reporting.
170,00 EGP -
The Startup Players Handbook
The Startup Players Handbook: A Founder’s Playbook for SaaS Success
The Startup Players Handbook is a comprehensive, field-tested guide for founders building SaaS or software startups. Written for entrepreneurs navigating the early to late stages of growth, the book lays out a detailed roadmap covering everything from idea validation and mission crafting to legal structure, fundraising, team-building, and go-to-market strategy. Rather than deep-diving into each domain, it teaches founders how to build just enough understanding to start, scale, and delegate effectively.
176,00 EGP -
Zero to One
Zero to One – Create What Has Never Been Done Before
Summary of the Book:
Zero to One is a bold and thought-provoking manifesto by Peter Thiel, co-founder of PayPal and an influential Silicon Valley investor, with co-author Blake Masters. This groundbreaking book challenges the conventional wisdom of startup culture by urging innovators to build truly original businesses—ones that go from zero to one, instead of merely copying what already exists. Thiel argues that we live in an era of technological stagnation, and real progress depends on visionary entrepreneurs who can think independently and bring radically new ideas into the world.
170,00 EGP