ReadWriteStart
SEPTEMBER 22, 2011
Today, building Internet businesses, or businesses that are primarily marketed through the Internet, is viable for entrepreneurs all over the world. Malaysia is trying hard to build a hub and finding it difficult. It is no longer Silicon Valley's exclusive domain. I think this is one of the key issues.
The Next Web
OCTOBER 26, 2013
Most of clients are “startups, small businesses, and solo entrepreneurs who are building their business on or around oDesk,” Cooper said. The main prize of oDesk’s competition is a trip to the Silicon Valley with guided tours to the offices of major Internet companies, including Facebook, PayPal, Autodesk, and others.
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Kodorra
AUGUST 14, 2018
On the flip side, food truck entrepreneurs are trying to make a living serving specialty foods on wheels and competition can get pretty tough these days. But some entrepreneurs feel that it’s an upscale social trend for their customers to eat at their trucks since their foods are mainly gourmet-oriented. I beg to differ.
The Next Web
NOVEMBER 13, 2013
Huge volumes of data are common in this time and age as people increasingly live out their lives on the Internet — but analyzing the data is a herculean task that companies find hard to tackle. Asia Entrepreneur Google analytics Data News Product Launches' Headline image via Shutterstock.
YoungUpstarts
MAY 19, 2013
The conference will feature over 50 speakers and judges flying in from around the world, with keynotes and panel discussions at Echelon 2013 aiming toinspire both aspiring and experienced entrepreneurs as well as seasoned investors. The 10 pitching startups are: GridMarkets (Malaysia). You can find the full agenda here. POP (Taiwan).
YoungUpstarts
APRIL 17, 2016
That’s opening up opportunities for smaller entrepreneurs unheard of in the past. For example, New Zealand and South Korea have 94 and 92 percent Internet penetration respectively, but Thailand is struggling to get to 30 percent [3]. In ASEAN markets, SMEs account for just 21 per cent of direct exports [5].
YoungUpstarts
NOVEMBER 19, 2012
Setting up the right IT infrastructure for a small business can be a daunting task, especially for a new entrepreneur without any technical background. In the same vein, the entrepreneur needs to consider the size of his team as a matter of connectivity. Security is not of utmost importance yet.
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