The Startup Genome project setup a year ago to gather comparative data on startups around the world. Its Startup Compass allows entrepreneurs to compare statistics on their companies with others in their locality and around the world.
A post on Techcrunch provides a great summary of some of the data gathered in the almost 12 months since the launch of the project.
I was particularly interested in the rankings of startup cities around the world, reproduced below. There is no question that the US is no longer the predominant startup country in a world in which economic and entrepreneurial activity is increasingly global.
To read the full, original article click on this link: Entrepreneurship becomes global: the top 25 startups hubs in the world | Trends in the Living Networks
