Tuesday, March 4th, 2008 - 4:55 pm
Serial entrepreneurs are some of the happiest and most productive people on the planet. They recognized early in life that launching new ideas and products is a lot more fun than fighting to increase market share a half percent or protecting an eroding market share.
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What motivates entrepreneurs? Money? Control? In truth, some entrepreneurs are expecting to get rich. Others want to grow and control a new venture. But most would probably answer — both — and in the process of mixing the two, ended up with neither.
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India used to be seen as the perfect offshore research and development hub for global firms seeking to tap its low-cost and supposedly vast engineering talent pool to devise products for world markets.
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The global and national awards honor small businesses that represent the spirit of innovation in applying information technology in their business practices to improve the customer experience.
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The focus areas for the fund are wireless technologies, automotive infotronics, life sciences, energy conservation technologies and devices and medical devices. “A stage has come when companies have to think beyond their interest. Companies can grow only when India grows but this thinking hasn’t yet percolated to all companies.”
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The University of Maryland issued a report in 2003, saying that spam costs businesses approximately $22 billion in lost productivity each year. In 2005, industry analysts said that spam activity will get worse with a projection of damage 2006 close to $70 billion of lost productivity and network maintenance.
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Back in 1995, Harvard Business School professor James McKenney called computer costs an “insatiable economic sump” for businesses. From the time the first mainframes were installed in offices in the 1950s, companies have been pouring cash into information technology, much of it going to upgrade existing equipment and programmes.
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Google will acquire DoubleClick for $3.1 billion. The all-cash buy-out is almost twice the amount Google spent to buy Youtube last year. The amount beats Microsoft who was bidding for the same at about $2 billion.
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I firmly believe in keeping things simple, easy for users and I envison pushing the technical envelop
time and again for the betterment of viable commercial and practical applications. More about me.
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