Posted by: bigsurf on: March 31, 2009
Singapore‘s Top Ten Favourite Brands 2009 1. Colgate 2. Google 3. StarHub 4. NTUC Fairprice 5. Sony 6. SingTel 7. Yahoo 8. Straits Times 9. 7Eleven 10. Nippon Paint via marketing-interactive.com
Posted by: bigsurf on: March 31, 2009
Hey if you're interested to win a pitch session with Michael Moritz, do take part in the following competition! Wanna win a meeting with Michael Moritz of Sequoia, investor of youtube, google, paypal etc etc? Women 2.0 announces Pitch 2009, an event that provides startups to showcase their business idea in front of a panel [...]
Posted by: bigsurf on: March 31, 2009
If one thing is clear, it’s that Gmail has become an increasingly mature product that can be used for business. With the Postini acquisition, Google is beginning to offer enterprise-level services (like compliance archiving, service level agreements, and more comprehensive spam policies). via lifehacker.com
Posted by: bigsurf on: March 31, 2009
Of course, what really matters about this Skype app is its communication quality. To that end, a call I made to a friend in Israel sounded better than a regular mobile phone call. Few of the calls I made got dropped, and those that were can be attributed more to network congestion than to Skype. [...]
Posted by: bigsurf on: March 27, 2009
Today a group of entrepreneurs from Harvard visited our office at the Garag3. I shared with them how the Garag3 was started, the types of entrepreneurs we hope to attract and the success stories we've incubated.
Posted by: bigsurf on: March 24, 2009
Small companies with low overhead, reliable owners, a small number of committed employees, personal client relationships, and sustainable business models that drive a reasonable profit are the great opportunity of our time. via blogs.harvardbusiness.org Small is the new black i guess haha.
Posted by: bigsurf on: March 24, 2009
Michael Dell had invited me down to its annual meeting of The Business Council, and I was put on a panel with several other CEOs, which was moderated by the tremendous journalist Michael Lewis. The topic of our panel was, What Do Employees Want? And the CEOs took their turn describing all the benefits they [...]
Posted by: bigsurf on: March 24, 2009
The untold story of how Chris Hughes, today only 25 years old, helped create two of the most successful startups in modern history, Facebook and the Barack Obama campaign. via fastcompany.com Basically the untold story of the ‘other’ founder of Facebook. Chatted with Chris once before. This is really remarkable!
Posted by: bigsurf on: March 23, 2009
So, the idea of minimum viable product is useful because you can basically say, look, our vision is to build a product that solves this core problem for customers, these kind of general feature areas, and we think that for the people who are early adopters for that kind of solution, they will be the [...]
Posted by: bigsurf on: March 23, 2009
Nokia's Calling All Innovators 2009 is back in action again! ———- Forwarded message ———- FYI Welcome to the Forum Nokia Calling All Innovators 2009 contest! This is your chance to show your talent, let your creativity bloom, and even see your application on millions of Nokia devices around the world. Forum Nokia, Nokia’s global developer [...]
