DNA-TeAM Disrupt
Disrupt #16: Meet the buyers
CIOs from largest healthcare provider, global construction specialist on panel
To share pain points, what smaller tech companies can do to win confidence
Disrupt: Be willing to risk all, be prepared to cut your losses
‘If you don’t see the light at the end of the tunnel, then you got to get out’
Entrepreneurs must be willing to put their egos aside and hire the right talent
CS Goh of Select-TV joins Disrupt
Company plays in the set-top box and embedded systems space
Founder to share the strategies that worked and those that did not
WITH the 15th DNA-TeAM Disrupt just hours away, at 5.30pm today (Feb 19), I am overjoyed to welcome Select-TV chief executive officer C.S. Goh as a panelist.
Disrupt #14: What’s hot (or not) in 2014?
DNA-TeAM’s kickoff for 2014 to focus on consumer and enterprise trends
Panellist from Frost joined by entrepreneur Bikesh Lakhmichand
Disrupt: No joyride for bumiputera firms either
The perception that bumiputera-led technology companies have an easier time winning contracts from the Government because of their purported special privileges no longer holds true, according to the DNA-TeAM Disrupt panel discussion.
Disrupt#13: Where are our bumiputera ICT champions?
Govt and state tech jobs reserved for bumiputera firms, various initiatives to support them
Odds actually stacked against true bumiputera entrepreneurs, especially in private sector
Week in Review: The right kind of sexy
Yes, let’s really make 2014 Startup Malaysia Year!
Need logo, tagline, and for spinoff VC firms to materialise
Disrupt: 2014 is going to be ‘Startup Malaysia Year’
Potentially over US$70 million in venture funding to be launched
Internet entrepreneurs TS Wong, Patrick Grove playing major role
IS Malaysia on the verge of becoming a fantasy come true for startups starved for funding?
Week in Review: What YOU can do about the funding gap
Let’s stop just talking about the funding gap in the Malaysian and even larger South-East Asian ecosystem, and help do something about it, writes A. Asohan.
Unseen gap in ecosystem, and techies in their cocoons
There are two things missing in the Malaysian startup ecosystem -- sufficient English language proficiency and an emotional support system for entrepreneurs, writes DNA founder Karamjit Singh.
