Wilson Ng started helping the family business since 9 years old. Since then, he had dreamt to be a successful entrepreneur, one who starts great businesses ( he has started 7) from scratch with insight, guts and initiative. He keeps his focus on growing the business by creating value-- not on politics, or wasteful distractions. He brings the same focus to community service, teaching, life and family.
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The Future of Email (techdrivenlife) Email has changed our lives. But there are better ways to do things. Sometimes, it just doesn't make sense to keep emailing back and forth documents to dozens of people to get it revised or updated. It clogs up the email system and so many people get lost on tracking version control. There are better ways. Here is an excellent interview on how Bill Gates see where the industry is going, together with Ray Ozzie, Microsoft's newest tech guru when Microsoft purchased Groove Networks to improve on collaborationware <more>.... 1:12:33 PM  comment [] trackback []
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MarketingSherpa's 2005 Best Blog winners (Reviews) Marketing Sherpa announced their top 10 blogs as chosen by 2,065 tough judges who carefully evaluated 52-nominated blogs to pick them... <more> 1:07:33 PM comment [] trackback []
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Giving our School Children Skills (tidbits) I attend a lot of seminars and events, and am also a frequent speaker. At a most recent conference on the state of IT education in our country, I heard a gem of a thought that got me thinking. According to the speaker, Fr Jomar Legaspi of Learn .PH Foundation ( a foundation funded by Microsoft to bridge the digital divide) about 30% only of the students in our public high schools go to college. <more>... 10:11:54 AM comment [] trackback []
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Outsourcing and Offshoring (techdrivenlife) According to a study, one tenth of the developed world's service job is capable of being outsourced to low-wage countries like China and India. In reality, only an estimated 1% of this will probably be outsourced by 2008. That translates to 4.1 million jobs <more>... 10:09:27 AM comment [] trackback []
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More Statistics on China (tidbits) Added to my previous compilation comparisons of China and the US, here are some more Chinese statistics from Time Magazine that might be of interest. ( currency in US dollars)...<more>
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World's Fastest Man (On Life ) Jamaican Asafa Powell officially broke the world record for 100 meters when he ran the It took almost 3 years to better the record 0.1%, which took almost another three years previously to break by another 1/100 of a second. The 100 meters was ran in 10 seconds flat by Armin Mary of West Germany in June 21, 1960. That was before I was born. That means after thousands of attempts worldwide the last 45 years , the world record has for 100 meters has improved by 0.22 seconds, which is probably the time it takes to bat an eyelash. Trying to score excellence is now a matter of being a split hundred seconds faster than the competition. Ditto for business and in many endeavors. 7:25:33 AM comment [] trackback []
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