This seems like entirely the wrong way to build a "business". More like how to build a hobby project.
Haven't they read four steps to epiphany - the first stage isn't about building a tool and writing a business plan, it's about talking to your market and validating your idea, customer development in Steve's terms.
And you don't get there using anything remotely like that schedule.
Day 1 - meet participants, brainstorm ideas, form into teams
Day 2 - build your business plan and plan development of the product
http://www.bootupcamp.com/page/Schedule.aspx
This seems like entirely the wrong way to build a "business". More like how to build a hobby project.
Haven't they read four steps to epiphany - the first stage isn't about building a tool and writing a business plan, it's about talking to your market and validating your idea, customer development in Steve's terms.
And you don't get there using anything remotely like that schedule.
Day 1 - meet participants, brainstorm ideas, form into teams Day 2 - build your business plan and plan development of the product
Come on!