Every Entrepreneur or Business Owner should read this artical!!
Don’t shit where you eat
“When someone’s doing something for the money, people can sense it, like a desperate lover. It’s a turnoff.” – Derek Sivers, Anything You Want
If it don’t make dollars, it don’t make sense
“A business without a path to profit isn’t a business, it’s a hobby.” – Jason Fried, Rework
Be a badass
“There’s only one thing that will make them stop hating you. And that’s being so good at what you do that they can’t ignore you.” – Orson Scott Card, Ender’s Game
http://gigaom.com/2012/01/07/desantis-startups-crime-boss/
Showing posts with label Business. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Business. Show all posts
Saturday, January 7, 2012
Friday, December 2, 2011
Google Mulling Quick-Shipment Partnerships For Online Shoppers
http://techcrunch.com/2011/12/01/google-mulling-quick-shipment-partnerships-for-online-shoppers/
Sunday, August 17, 2008
Kuepper International (Pty) Ltd.
15 Years Of Increasing Customer Service With Systems Technology
Kuepper International, a South African based software development company, recently celebrated 15 years in the logistics industry – an outstanding achievement in this extremely competitive environment. Backed by a highly experienced and dedicated development and management team, Kuepper International has developed over 100 systems worldwide in the sectors of Transport, Banking, Telecommunications and Travel.
Kuepper International’s flagship systems, Winfreight and Warehouse-IT, effectively streamline business processes. Winfreight, a freight management system, was designed to manage all operations within freight, courier or distribution companies. Warehouse-IT, a warehousing and stock control system, controls all operations relating to stock control and asset management within the supply chain.
Says M.D. Mike Shraga,
“We have recently instituted a unique online version of these systems to provide our clients with cost effective portability. Any company with multiple depots can use these systems with only one server, and can access information about their operations from anywhere, at any time.”
For a more detailed picture of how Kuepper International can help your logistics company achieve greater things, or to sign up for Kuepper’s weekly newsletter, please visit www.winfreight.co.za or www.warehouse-it.co.za , register and download our marketing presentation CD!
Kuepper International, a South African based software development company, recently celebrated 15 years in the logistics industry – an outstanding achievement in this extremely competitive environment. Backed by a highly experienced and dedicated development and management team, Kuepper International has developed over 100 systems worldwide in the sectors of Transport, Banking, Telecommunications and Travel.
Kuepper International’s flagship systems, Winfreight and Warehouse-IT, effectively streamline business processes. Winfreight, a freight management system, was designed to manage all operations within freight, courier or distribution companies. Warehouse-IT, a warehousing and stock control system, controls all operations relating to stock control and asset management within the supply chain.
Says M.D. Mike Shraga,
“We have recently instituted a unique online version of these systems to provide our clients with cost effective portability. Any company with multiple depots can use these systems with only one server, and can access information about their operations from anywhere, at any time.”
For a more detailed picture of how Kuepper International can help your logistics company achieve greater things, or to sign up for Kuepper’s weekly newsletter, please visit www.winfreight.co.za or www.warehouse-it.co.za , register and download our marketing presentation CD!
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Warehouse Full Of Knowledge
What is the value of a On Line Warehouse full of product mixed with knowledge eBooks, articles etc.??
This is the challenge I set myself, I need some guidance and advice from the specialists on this site please!
I designed Warehouse-IT so users could store, sell, protect, market their valuable commodity's, get a VALUE on your warehouse by commodity,stock on hand etc, build up your warehouse-it for the end result whatever it maybe,this works well in the logistics industry but in social environments I am beginning to think I am either too advanced in my thinking or vica versa!
Not one site I have joined (37 so far) gives me the depth I require, yes you can store articles,blogs,eBooks etc, but the site has no depth unless it is rated outside of SA by a search engine fraternity which makes only a few some real money, and certainly does not give me a value unless I count site hits overall!
Is SA ready for a Web2.5 / 3.0 type of application that does more than just consolidate all the web2.0 sites in a supply chain view, which results in the same thin and shallow consolidation with still no visible value??
This is the challenge I set myself, I need some guidance and advice from the specialists on this site please!
I designed Warehouse-IT so users could store, sell, protect, market their valuable commodity's, get a VALUE on your warehouse by commodity,stock on hand etc, build up your warehouse-it for the end result whatever it maybe,this works well in the logistics industry but in social environments I am beginning to think I am either too advanced in my thinking or vica versa!
Not one site I have joined (37 so far) gives me the depth I require, yes you can store articles,blogs,eBooks etc, but the site has no depth unless it is rated outside of SA by a search engine fraternity which makes only a few some real money, and certainly does not give me a value unless I count site hits overall!
Is SA ready for a Web2.5 / 3.0 type of application that does more than just consolidate all the web2.0 sites in a supply chain view, which results in the same thin and shallow consolidation with still no visible value??
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Tuesday, August 5, 2008
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