rightangle
rightangle

Tech vs Tech-Enabled Startups

What, in your view, is the difference between tech startups and tech-enabled startups?

For example, in my humble opinion, Swiggy, Zomato, CRED, and PayTM are tech-enabled startups. I can name only a few Indian tech startups, such as InMobi and Ather. (There may be more, It’s just i don’t know). This also suggests that India's startup scene is dominated by tech-enabled startups.

In contrast, Amazon may have started as a tech-enabled e-commerce company, but it is now a fully-fledged tech company. They ship software, technologies, etc. Why isn't it the case with India's tech-enabled startups?

Additionally, I would like to know how difficult it is to secure venture capital (VC) funding for tech startups.

13mo ago
ConcurrentThinker
ConcurrentThinker

India has lots of Tech first companies esp in B2B like say Zoho.
As long as companies which are tech enabled know that they are tech enabled it's good. If they try to behave like tech first then they will end up with losses. Masquerading as tech first when it's actually tech enabled is something to track and stay from such companies

rightangle
rightangle

Oh yeah zoho, freshworks many SaaS companies. I just wonder why the mainstream discourse is dominated by tech-enabled companies.

WageSlaveX
WageSlaveX

Browserstack is also a tech startup.

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Megamind007
Megamind007Stealth12mo

Wonder why India has no deep-tech/device startups.

Let's not rant over filpkart or others as tech startups. They are Tech enabled. Let's share out some tech startups registered on Indian soil with over 100 million dollar revenue. And discuss, why are you not creating one (if you have a v...