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Successful Customer Acquisition Strategy When Introducing New Customer Behaviour – Paula Marttila

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Being part of the change, not disrupted by it }. Successful Customer Acquisition Strategy When Introducing New Customer Behaviour. Hanging existing habits is hard, it’s a human condition. 8220;There’s an app for that” to fix all that isn’t that far from the truth either. We can get reminded to wear the bike helmet, take back-ups, monitor our diet and exercise, and yet… no helmet, no back-up, that late night burger with extra fries and mayo… skipping the morning run. By the always #mustread. Building rela...

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Oxford Road - Portfolio

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Boll & Branch. Boll & Branch. Investors Who Back Our Clients. Not Oxford Road Material. Why would you show me this? Because we mean it. We are not for everyone. And when we start acting like everyone, we’ve lost our edge. We are very clear in what we are looking for:. Passion: Would we actually use this ourselves? Disruption: Is this changing the game? Trajectory: Are they growing already or are they flatlining? If flatlining, we don’t want to play.

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deniscanty | A Tech Heaven – IoT . Data Science. Innovation

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A Tech Heaven – IoT . Data Science. Innovation. IoT Data Intelligence. Innovation (Views are my own! Disclaimer: Views are my own! Recent Talk: Humans, Data Science and IoT – Perfect Synergy. July 13, 2016. A quick post to link you to a talk I did recently at the Tech Connect Live Conference at the RDS, and the Big Data Breakouts Conference at Belfast (hosted by Analytics Engines. You can watch the talk here, posted during the week. Humans, Data Science and IoT – Perfect Synergy. May 18, 2016. As far bac...

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The Nudist on the Late Shift, or what we can learn from the last great tech bubble - Julian Dunn's Blog

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January 14, 2015. January 14, 2015. The Nudist on the Late Shift, or what we can learn from the last great tech bubble. This is another in the series of technology management, entrepreneurship, and business book reviews that I’m doing. Has always been one of my favorite journalists if for no other reason than that his book,. What Should I Do With My Life? Was instrumental in setting in motion my career direction (minus a brief stopover in journalism-land myself). Bronson wrote that book after. If you can...

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For Your Information Blog: 10/1/11 - 11/1/11

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For Your Information Blog. Music Downloadables (MP3, Karaoke, etc.). Friday, October 28, 2011. RRsat launches DVB-S2 platform on Measat-3a satellite. Read full article here. Links to this post. St Louis Cardinals stun Texas Rangers, force World Series to Game 7. By the time David Freese. Stomped on home plate Game 6 had already been stamped among the greatest thrillers in baseball history. Twice down to their last strike, the St. Louis Cardinals. Read full article here. Links to this post. Do you still g...

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Entrepreneurship Blog: Raising Capital: Why VCs Need Grand Slams

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An attempt to demystify the process of raising capital, democratize information and help entrepreneurs improve their businesses by avoiding the mistakes that I've already made. and occasionally include a personal post because Rich told me to. Sunday, February 19, 2006. Raising Capital: Why VCs Need Grand Slams. The difference between a fundable and a lifestyle business is essentially how big and how fast a company can grow, but why do venture firms need such outlandish returns? In order to succeed ventur...

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::: Silicon Dragon :::

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Featured Investors in Silicon Dragon Companies. David Chao, Hurst Lin and Ruby Lu. Lawrence Tse and Thomas Tsao. Jenny Lee, Jixun Foo, Joel Kellman and Helen Wong. Sonny Wu, James Ding, Richard Lim and Alex Pan. IDG Technology Venture Investment. Hugo Shong and Patrick McGovern. Kleiner Perkins Caufield and Byers. Tina Ju, Aileen Lee and Joe Zhou. Orchid Asia Group Management. Neil Shen and Fan Zhang. Softbank Asia Infrastructure Fund. Gary Rieschel (now at Qiming Ventures). Peter Liu and Claude Leglise.

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What “Big Ideas” In Food Get Funded In Silicon Valley? | Austin Kiessig

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Some reading you might like. What Big Ideas In Food Get Funded In Silicon Valley? Originally posted at: http:/ ediblestartups.com/2013/10/14/what-big-ideas-in-food-get-funded-in-silicon-valley/. Much has been written about the ascent of Silicon Valley (SV) as the go-to global incubator for transformational change. SV has become the Jerusalem of the techno-optimist. Silicon Valley has taken on new gravity. It is ground zero for ingenuity as cathartic salvation. Being financed. But, more on that later.

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Tech Startups Not Just For Kids | New Dog Old Trick

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New Dog Old Trick. Did We Just Make Our Screwed Up Patent System Worse? Tech Startups Not Just For Kids. September 4, 2011. Think that internet and cloud computing startups are just for kids? Think again. Kenandy. Kurtzig has been retired on the beach in Hawaii for almost 20 years but she’s jumping back into the game. According the the Wall Street Journal. She walked into Kleiner Perkins without an appointment and walked out with a funding commitment:. A manufacturing management software company designed...