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Deconstructing Governments: Is Estonia the first Full Stack Government Startup?

Deconstructing Governments: Is Estonia the first Full Stack Government Startup?

By Anshu Sharma on October 9, 2014

The purpose of a government is provide services to its citizens. After all its all about ‘for the people’. Many of these services are not related to a geographical boundary – a few like fire, safety and roads are. This is why we already experience multiple government bodies – city, county, state and federal but […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged API, Estonia, government

China Sourcing: Be VERY Careful How You Measure Savings

China Sourcing: Be VERY Careful How You Measure Savings

By Jason Busch on February 15, 2011

Even after all these years of the global sourcing evolution and rising China prices, I still can’t believe what I read from some consultants when it comes to on-the-ground savings numbers in the manufacturing area. Take a recent p…

Posted in Business | Tagged China, Estonia, Mexico, Renminbi, supply chain, Vietnam

Innovation Far from Silicon Valley

Innovation Far from Silicon Valley

By Vinnie Mirchandani on April 6, 2010

My upcoming book, The New Polymath due in June, has case studies on Kleiner Perkins, salesforce.com, Plantronics and plenty of discussions of Google, Apple and other Valley innovators. But it also showcases plenty of innovation in places in the rest of the globe. Here are a few of the many examples across the book (and […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged Estonia, google, innovation, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Rural Sourcing, salesforce.com, The New Polymath, United States

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