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• 08.12.10
  Is a Social Crash Coming Business, blog, humanbusiness, thinking | Comments Off

  Social networks push human interaction to the utmost limits. In a comment I left at Julien Smith’s blog, I talked about how time and friendship are being distorted by the Internet. I want to elaborate on the ideas, and also talk about the math. Internet Time and Interactions In the old days, we’d see friends when we saw them. We’d write or call now and again as well. The frequency of touch was far less often than today. With social tools, we have far more opportunity for frequency of touch, and it’s amplified by the fact that a lot of that touch ...
• 08.03.10
  Taking the Mystery out of Scaling a Company Best Practices, Business, Entrepreneurship, Management, blog | Comments Off

  “What you got a dollar in your pocket A twenty in your wallet? See me I’m stacking money Matter of fact, I’ll let you watch it Get big Get big Get big Get big” —Dorrough If you want to build an important company, then at some point you have to scale. People in startup land often talk about the magic of how few people built the original Google or the original Facebook, but today’s Google employs 20,000 people and today’s Facebook employs over 1,500 people. So, if you want to do something that matters, then you are going to have to learn the black art of scaling a human ...
• 07.27.10
  Illustrating The Team Business, Entrepreneur, Facebook, Machine learning, Narrative, Recreation, Tagline, Venture capital, blog | Comments Off

  In my experience, the team overview slide in the average entrepreneur’s presentation is often the least effective. There’s good reason for this – cramming a high-level overview of 2-4 backgrounds into a series of bullets nearly always results in a “word wall”. A “word wall” is a slide that has so many words on it that it looks more like a page of an essay than a slide. That format doesn’t work well for presentations – nobody wants to read an essay when they’re listening to a presentation. So how do you show off your team’s accolades without ...
• 07.27.10
  Illustrating The Team Business, Entrepreneur, Facebook, Machine learning, Narrative, Recreation, Tagline, Venture capital, blog | Comments Off

  In my experience, the team overview slide in the average entrepreneur’s presentation is often the least effective. There’s good reason for this – cramming a high-level overview of 2-4 backgrounds into a series of bullets nearly always results in a “word wall”. A “word wall” is a slide that has so many words on it that it looks more like a page of an essay than a slide. That format doesn’t work well for presentations – nobody wants to read an essay when they’re listening to a presentation. So how do you show off your team’s accolades without ...

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• About Me

  Co-founder and Investor in Ozmota; Founder and Investor in Sibacom; Ex CTO of Benefon, Voxson and SouthWing;

  Business minded CTO/Entrepreneur into mobile, UI, visualisation, SemWeb, AI, geo, relevancy, attention, data mining, conversation, collaboration and how using all these technologies we can make our life better!

  I am currently studying for an Executive MBA at Queensland University of Technology. I also have a Bachelor of Engineering 1st class honours (Electronics + Computer Science) from the same university.

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