How important is the right space to a startup? Duncan Logan knows. How important is the right space to a startup? Duncan Logan knows. “It’s lonely and hard to keep up with the pace of change,” he says of his own experience as an entrepreneur. Logan knew there had to be a better way, so he founded RocketSpace, an innovation campus in San Francisco now serving 130 startups. “We provide the back end: Security, infrastructure, printing, faxing, tea and coffee,” says Logan, who is RocketSpace CEO. And the coffee! A bill of $10,000 per month covers coffee, which Logan says is an essential fuel for fostering interaction and innovation. High-fliers like Uber, Spotify. Leap Motion and Kabam are just a few that have launched from RocketSpace. They had the right people, the right culture – and the right location. Says Logan, “When you get eight or ten people with the same feeling, it’s unstoppable.” Related content brandpost Sponsored by Dell Listening to the Inner Voice David Selinger is in a business where mining data is crucial to delivering a personalized shopping experience. Yet, the CEO and co-founder of RichRelevance says that one of the most important lessons he’s learned as an entrepreneur is to lis By Dell Apr 16, 2014 1 min Innovation brandpost Sponsored by Dell Overcoming Ad-versity Most people don’t have a favorable view of online ads, but why shouldn’t those ads be as compelling as other content available on the Web and mobile devices? By Dell Apr 11, 2014 1 min Cloud Computing brandpost Sponsored by Dell The Courage to Try By Dell Apr 10, 2014 1 min Small and Medium Business Collaboration Software brandpost Sponsored by Dell Nebula: The Cloud from NASA – to You The "Aha!" moment came at NASA, when Chris Kemp was CIO. By Dell Apr 02, 2014 1 min Cloud Computing Podcasts Videos Resources Events SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER From our editors straight to your inbox Get started by entering your email address below. Please enter a valid email address Subscribe