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The reason Microsoft got big was a mistake made by IBM, which decided to outsource the development of DOS instead of developing it in-house. Without the DOS franchise (which eventually became the Windows franchise) handed to it by IBM on a silver platter, Microsoft would be just another Borland or WordPerfect.
So the answer to your question is rather obvious; you can start any business, provided that a Fortune 500 company puts you into a dominant position not only over itself, but over the entire industry it is trying to create at the moment. But how likely to happen is that?
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If you start of like Bill Gates, and have a USD$3 million trust fund, you might stand a chance in any industry.
The answer is any emerging trend. The trick is knowing what the trend is, and working on it for 18 hours a day. If you're wrong, then you're 80% of the business owners out there. If you're right, and your mother is on the board of IBM (like Bill Gates's was) then you might have a Microsoft.
But most likely not.
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