It has been well over a week since BarCamp Mumbai 3 concluded and apart from a few photos, I have not blogged about the event — which is a bit of a contrast to the amount I wrote about it prior to the event. I did do a post-event analysis elsewhere — read it here.
I came away quite disappointed with BCM3 — lots of young, enthusiastic people and loads of networking, but that was about it. Very little that I saw in terms of entrepreneurial buzz. Not too many great ideas at the demos, mostly aimless exchanges of business cards, bad infrastructure and a good measure of corporate product pitching. Maybe part of the overall disappointment stemmed from the fact that this was my first full-fledged BarCamp and the expectations were inordinately high.
Point to ponder: Do BarCamps help entrepreneurs and aspiring entrepreneurs turn ideas into real businesses?
