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Covering the Startup and entrepreneurship knowledge given by HBTU alumni for benefit of HBTU founders and professionals

https://www.youtube.com/@StartupSundays?app=desktop

This stream covers YouTube videos of startups presenting their offerings to HBTU group

Covering HBTU startups which provide non-IT services to B2C or B2B customers

These apps provide on-demand services, often with features like in-app payments, scheduling, and ratings systems. 
Ride-Sharing & Transportation:Uber and Lyft: Allow users to book car rides quickly and conveniently.
Food & Grocery Delivery:Uber Eats and DoorDash: Enable ordering food from various restaurants for delivery.
Instacart: Allows users to shop for groceries online and have them delivered.
Home & Professional Services:TaskRabbit: Connects users with professionals for various tasks or projects (e.g., furniture assembly, cleaning).
Handy: For booking services like house cleaning and repairs.
Healthcare & Wellness:HealthTap and Teladoc: Offer virtual consultations with doctors online.
E-commerce:Amazon Shopping and Etsy: Allow users to browse products, make purchases, and track deliveries. 

A B2B SaaS (Software as a Service) startup is a young company that develops and delivers software applications over the internet, typically through a cloud-based subscription model. Unlike traditional software companies that sell a one-time license for locally installed programs, SaaS startups provide users with continuous access to tools hosted on their own servers.

This channel covers HBTU startups which are in Business 2 Consumer space

Overview of Harcourt Butler Technical University

In this channel we are covering the IT Services startups of HBTU.

The HBTU Alumni Startup Accelerator is a founder-focused community of HBTU alumni exploring entrepreneurship, startups, and innovation. The group brings together alumni at different stages—curious beginners, early founders, and experienced operators—to build shared understanding, practical judgment, and confidence in the startup world. Through structured discussions, founder presentations, expert sessions, and peer learning, the community aims to demystify startups and reduce the friction of getting started. It is not a traditional accelerator, but a readiness and orientation platform that helps alumni learn, connect, and take informed risks together.