A good synopsis and a list of books/texts for technology entrepreneurs, as recommended by Professor Tom Byers:

1. Technology Ventures: From Idea to Enterprise, by R.Dorf and T.Byers.
2. Built to Last, and Good to Great by Collins et al.
3. Hot, Flat, and Crowded, by T.L. Friedman.
4. Customer Development, by Steve Blank.
5. How to Write a Great Business Plan article in Harvard Business Review, by Sahlman.
6. The Art of the Start, by G.Kawasaki.
7. Raising Venture Capital for the Serious Entrepreneur, by Berkery.
8. The No A**hole Rule, by Robert Sutton.
9. Smartest Guys in the World, by McLean and McLean.

I'd be particularly interested in ## 4 and 8.

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