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Seraja Software

Due to various reasons, Seraja was not successful in its current incarnation. Rajesh and I are determined to support the basic philosophy of eventbased organization of information and experiences and of EventWeb. I will use the current software to do…

By Ramesh | January 3, 2008 | Entrepreneurism | No Comments |
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Social Networks for less privileged

Arup Chakraborty brought to my attention a great story from NYT some time ago. This story talks about social networking for people who don’t have computers: Babajob seeks to bring the social-networking revolution popularized by Facebook and MySpace to people…

By Ramesh | November 26, 2007 | Entrepreneurism, Experiential Computing | No Comments |
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Seraja — towards a new incarnation

Good technology does not necessarily mean a successful company. I was trying to build the first generation of EventWeb through Seraja.com. It appears that Seraja did not grow as we wanted it to and hence we are facing a touch…

By Ramesh | October 30, 2007 | Entrepreneurism | No Comments |
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Computers for emerging markets and emerging segments

News.com has an interview of Bill Poole from Microsoft ‘At Microsoft, Seeking the next billion computers’ . The company has a number of efforts under way in the area, from the Starter Editions of Windows XP and Vista, to shared…

By Ramesh | October 11, 2007 | Entrepreneurism, Technical Thoughts | No Comments |
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Computer for developing world from OLPC

George Ou has an interesting piece on social reactions to OLPC  — you are not allowed to evaluate it because it is not a right thing to criticize such social endeavors.  See his article here. I have several reasons to…

By Ramesh | October 9, 2007 | Entrepreneurism, Technical Thoughts | No Comments |
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