With respect to e-business I would think both entrepreneurs and VC firms are getting more bang for their buck. Infra

The reason I put these in here was because of the perceptions of VC firms, "the money kings." I just would like to know that it's not always about the money. Eboys provided some relief to that thought in Benchmark Capital. Benchmark creates relationships and does what they can to keep their word true.

Dell Ventures seem like they are taking the conservative approach to investing. I only say this because they mentioned they should be looking for the singles and doubles, because not every venture is going to be a homerun. They are looking for ventures that are going to help their brand name. Also, the ventures they want seem to need their products and resources. I like that idea, but at the same time it sounds as though they are scared to reach out too far from what they know. Their potential is huge with the amount of capital they have to toss around, but I think their ambition is lacking.

structure and simply the way business is being conducted now

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