There are legal ramifications of choosing a domain name or a trademark. Ultimately, it is the financial and legal architecture behind the name that will determine the success of any business. High-tech firms have the potential to expand quickly, making it necessary to plan for adequate infusions of equity capital at different stages of development. Everdell says that breaks from traditional business financing where companies with hard assets such as storefronts and inventory received loans from banks. Today, Internet companies often have few hard assets with which to secure loans.
Banks are uncomfortable providing traditional loans or debt where there is little collateral.
This has spurred the growth of venture capital and other equity investments. These developments make planning the financial map of your enterprise that much more important. The other issue facing all employers today is maintaining an adequate workforce, and companies operating through the Internet are no exception. Highly trained technical employees are expensive and hard to retain. Employees from locations such as India, Israel and Ireland are highly qualified, but immigration restrictions can be a barrier.