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Talking today at Aalto Venture Garage for Summer of Startups
I’m giving a talk today for a bunch of young and energetic startups that are part of the Summer of Startups program. I’m going to talk about a few topics related to tech startups that I know something about. It’s … Continue reading
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How to learn to be a big company manager?
I’ve an academic interest on a topic of big company management. An armchair variety of an academic interest, to be precise. What they teach in management schools? That question has intrigued me for a long time. Either they teach wrong … Continue reading
Programmer-friendly virtual private server hosts
I did a quick research of virtual private server hosts that would suit Huikea’s needs. What we wanted at this point is a VPS slice host, that offers an easy and fast way to get new slices with standard Linux … Continue reading
Mobile startups and small payments opportunity
I gave a presentation at the TechStart event of Aalto Entrepreneurship Society on mobile and startups. Why mobile is now an interesting opportunity for a small early-stage startup? In short, App Store and it’s rivals are solving a distribution problem … Continue reading
TechStart event at Aalto Entrepreneurship Society today
I’ll be giving a talk at TechStart event at Aalto Entrepreneurship Society today. The talk will be from a bit different view point than before. I’ll explore why focusing on mobile is suddenly interesting for small startup companies. The event is sold-out, … Continue reading
