Posts Tagged “Sustainability”
Get an online personal assistant, it will make your life easier
by oneafrikan on July 3, 2008
The shorter version: Checkout Online Personal Assistant. I recommend it, it’s saved me time and made my life easier. Best part is you can use it from wherever… Try it, tell Ed you got there from here, and he’ll treat (…)
Here comes Neotel – Competition to Telkom
by oneafrikan on May 6, 2008
Some good news for the SA tech people out there ;-) _ Financial Mail – Here comes Neotel SA’s second fixed-line network operator was meant to begin operating in May 2002, when Telkom lost its statutory monopoly over fixed-line telecommunications. (…)
Building a Startup You Love is Hard (BaSYLiH) – Final Draft
by oneafrikan on April 28, 2008
OK, so this has become somewhat of a labour of love the last month or so, where I’ve snuck bits of time here and there to get this to a point where I’m happy it makes sense, and there’s not (…)
Building a startup you love is hard (BaSYLiH) – First Draft
by oneafrikan on April 11, 2008
This is the first draft of the content from the core conversation panel I did at SxSW earlier this year. When it’s done it will go up as a PDF and a blog post. I’m posting here so that I (…)
Thoughts on third day of SxSW – 10th March 2008
by oneafrikan on March 11, 2008
Spent a lot of today working, so not as much detail as yesterday ;-) Scaling boot camp was pretty interesting and some new ideas coming out of that. Key take homes were: understand what has to happen in order to (…)
SA: Run for the hills, the country is falling apart
by oneafrikan on February 19, 2008
Great post from Peter about what’s going on in SA… recommended reading. _ Run for the hills, the country is falling apart Going to have a good old rant, it has been a while. For all the new people – (…)
Peter Nixon joins the web again, long live Peter Nixon
by oneafrikan on February 19, 2008
My good friend Peter has just gotten off his arse and done his blog up all nice and proper, with content and all. Of course it took me ages to get the server sorted out, install the blog engine, and (…)