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[...] , B should be twice as productive as A. So why isn't B twice as productive as A? Enter the Productivity Hacker. Now, while I have not been known for coining terms (just as I have not been known for my [...]

[...] at these as separate issues, the various factors are actually co-related: to build up human resource capacity, one will usually need some level of financial capacity - to hire new talent, or acquire [...]

[...] I am referring to various kinds of capacity but primarily: financial capacity and human resource capacity. At least in the tech world, in the Kenyan (and perhaps the broader African) [...]

[...] , I did some rough math to show the critical importance of building capacity, especially, human resource capacity (skills, knowledge, talent) in an enterprise. The conclusion: Capacity is alpha. Well, [...]

[...] enterprise, focusing on two parts to this: financial capacity and more importantly human resource capacity. I made the claim here that "Capacity is alpha". Growth Hacking is directly [...]

[...] Kenya has come to be closely associated with technology innovation and entrepreneurship, particularly in the area of mobile technology, raising the country’s [...]

[...] of tech startups in Africa, this evolved in 2010 to content, telling the stories of technology innovation and entrepreneurship with a view of spurring further innovation through the stories of the [...]

[...] as Africa got connected to the world via submarine cables and has been really driven by the mobile internet. See: Africa – Mobile Broadband, Data and Mobile Media Market Report Check out the graphs [...]

[...] are also characterized by constant change, a seemingly never-ending state of flux. For tech startups, product development presents the highest point for constant change - particularly where the [...]

[...] Africa on the Map'. At first the form that this idea took was a kind of directory listing of tech startups in Africa, this evolved in 2010 to content, telling the stories of technology innovation and [...]

[...] are your first investor - if not in money, then in time and energy. This also means that the startup team has to be extremely versatile, it is not uncommon in the early days for founders to wear [...]

[...] internet for most, build for it intentionally from the beginning -- Are you running an Internet startup in Africa? What has been your experience and challenges? Do you have any tips for how to [...]

[...] was 'Entrepreneurship 101' based on research the iHub Research team is conducting on tech entrepreneurship in Kenya. There were two separate panels, the first consisting of young startups [...]