Is that true 50% of start-up fail within 5 years?That is a painful but truthful questions. As a person who has the experience to work in both corporate and start-up, I believe the main factor, the quiet killer of startup is not the decline in sale, but the operation cost. They will eat through young entrepreneur's budget and left them empty handed by the time come. Raising the fund was hard, but manage that fund was even harder. Start-up normally do not have a clear picture when it comes to their internal operational cost.For tech companies, the cost to hire software developer and engineer accounts for most of their operational spending. The stat-up can work without office, but cannot develop without developers. The salary of software developer and engineer has increased dramatically since the turn of millennium. Average salary for developers in America has almost doubled since 2000. As a result, nowadays start-up is facing a much harder problem in balancing their financial sheet. A good developer with years of experience won't go for cheap, and sometimes less expensive freelancer will not always guarantee the quality and delivery time. It puts many startups into an unusual situation that might cost them the future of the company.What is the solution here?The advance of technology allows us to work from every corner of the Earth. Consequently, outsourcing could be a great answer to start-ups that want to reduce their operation cost. IT outsourcing will help the companies with unlimited resources, less cost paid but remains the top-quality. I believe in technology and also man-power, our grey matter is an unique subject that nothing such valuable as it is in this universe. Sub-sequentially, our mission at MOR is to deliver those talent in the technology field closer to greatness, but longer the start-up prosperity.