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Post the Internet Bubble (read the ‘World Wide Web Revolution’), millions of businesses flourished using the concept of e-commerce or electronic commerce. At the same time, hundreds of start-ups failed. The question is- why businesses fail? What factors are required to make a business successful? Let us first try to understand why businesses fail. Every business starts with an idea. Now, there are two ways to make an idea work. One, the idea already is in demand, and you mould the idea in a creative way, and make your product sell. The other thing, though a little difficult, that you can do is to create demand for a product based on your idea. Innovation, therefore, is always important for businesses. Large start-ups must have rather large business capital. Initially, a large company would require a lot of money for setting up an office, hiring employees, and getting a hosting service like exchange hosting. Large start-ups also require a robust IT infrastructure that can support and maintain IT-related activities. Customer Relationship management is crucial to the success of any company- large or small. A good CRM, therefore, is an integral part of a large start-up. Data loss is a major concern for businesses these days. As data on the computer of every employee is unique, it cannot be replaced. That is why organizations are opting for third-party hosting. Data-centers have thus become an important part of the business arena. Technology can make or break a start-up. Ensure that you use the latest technologies to provide better service to your clients. Aggressive marketing programs should be implemented to promote the products/services of a large start-up. The Internet has opened new doors for viral marketing. Social media marketing, for instance, can work wonders for a business. Staying abreast with the latest developments in the world can help businesses market themselves in a better way, too.