Three Practical Pointers on Selling Technology in India

February 10th, 2011
MMM Tech Perspectives

Highlights: Three important points to consider when selling tech products/services in India — pricing, B-to-C focus, regulatory issues.

This information is presented for educational purposes and is not intended to constitute legal advice. Opinions expressed are those of the author and not of Morris, Manning & Martin, LLP; see disclaimer at http://www.www.mmmtechlaw.com/privacy-policy-and-disclaimer/. Contact John Yates for more information at jyates@mmmlaw.com

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Who Will Win the Battle — Cloud Computing or IT Outsourcing?

As Cloud Computing is adopted by corporations, will they reduce their reliance on customized applications developed by IT outsourcers? How will this impact the growth of IT outsourcing in India?

This information is presented for educational purposes and is not intended to constitute legal advice. Opinions expressed are those of the author and not of Morris, Manning & Martin, LLP; see disclaimer at http://www.www.mmmtechlaw.com/privacy-policy-and-disclaimer/. Contact John Yates for more information at jyates@mmmlaw.com

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Education Technology — New Business Opportunities in India for US Companies

Highlights: US EdTech and new media companies should consider opportunities in India’s growing educational system.

This information is presented for educational purposes and is not intended to constitute legal advice. Opinions expressed are those of the author and not of Morris, Manning & Martin, LLP; see disclaimer at http://www.www.mmmtechlaw.com/privacy-policy-and-disclaimer/. Contact John Yates for more information at jyates@mmmlaw.com

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Yates/D’Cruz TECHTrek to INDIA 2011: Day 2

Highlights: John Yates’ video reflections on his second day in Bangalore, India and speech at global ITechLaw Conference.

This information is presented for educational purposes and is not intended to constitute legal advice. Opinions expressed are those of the author and not of Morris, Manning & Martin, LLP; see disclaimer at http://www.www.mmmtechlaw.com/privacy-policy-and-disclaimer/. Contact John Yates for more information at jyates@mmmlaw.com

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VC in India on Venture Investing in a Global World and Hot Technologies

Highlights: John Yates interviews Sudhir Sethi, Founder, Chairman & Managing Director of IDG Ventures in Bangalore, India.

This information is presented for educational purposes and is not intended to constitute legal advice. Opinions expressed are those of the author and not of Morris, Manning & Martin, LLP; see disclaimer at http://www.www.mmmtechlaw.com/privacy-policy-and-disclaimer/. Contact John Yates for more information at jyates@mmmlaw.com

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Yates/D’Cruz TECHTrek to INDIA 2011: Day 1

Highlights: John Yates’ video reflections on his first day in Bangalore, India and speech at global ITechLaw Conference

This information is presented for educational purposes and is not intended to constitute legal advice. Opinions expressed are those of the author and not of Morris, Manning & Martin, LLP; see disclaimer at http://www.www.mmmtechlaw.com/privacy-policy-and-disclaimer/. Contact John Yates for more information at jyates@mmmlaw.com

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Lessons from Atlanta’s Leading Angels — John Imlay/Sig Mosley

December 16th, 2010
MMM Tech Perspectives

Lessons from Atlanta’s Leading Angels — John Imlay/Sig Mosley

 by John C. Yates

An historic event occurred on the evening of November 16th — the Technology Executives Roundtable honored Sig Mosley with the first annual Imlay Leadership Award.  The remarkable event capped the outstanding careers of Sig and John Imlay and highlighted their outstanding commitment to the technology community in Atlanta.

In this two-part series, I first presented my introductory remarks about John and Sig.  This second blog post includes the key life lessons from Sig and John during their fireside chat.

During the fascinating fireside chat, John and Sig highlighted several key points

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Yates Perspectives: Lessons from John Imlay and Sig Mosley Part I

December 8th, 2010
MMM Tech Perspectives

YATES PERSPECTIVES

An historic event occurred in Atlanta on the evening of November 16th 2010 — the Technology Executives Roundtable (TER) honored Sig Mosley with the first annual John Imlay Leadership Award. The remarkable event capped the outstanding careers of John and Sig and highlighted their outstanding commitment to the technology community in Atlanta.

In this two-part series, I first include my introductory remarks about John and Sig presented at the TER event. My second blog post includes the key life lessons imparted by Sig and John during their fireside chat.

JOHN IMLAY LEADERSHIP AWARD
INTRODUCTORY REMARKS OF JOHN YATES

This is a special

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MySnapCam: Analysis of an Atlanta Start-Up

November 23rd, 2010
MMM Tech Perspectives

YATES PERSPECTIVES

 

Analysis of an Entrepreneurial Start-up – MySnapCam

By John C. Yates

Starting an early stage company has never been easier thanks to technology, the internet and innovation.  Start-up businesses can accelerate their path to profitability with limited capital by outsourcing business operations like accounting, hosting, sales and marketing and support/maintenance.  If done correctly, a start-up operation can become a viable business in record time.

Consider MySnapCam (www.mysnapcam.com), a plug-and-play internet enabled company.  The company addresses an important problem facing homeowners by providing a cost effective solution with inexpensive yet effective technology.  The company’s path to growth highlights the opportunities for entrepreneurs

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How are Tech Entrepreneurs and Foster Kids Alike?

November 8th, 2010
MMM Tech Perspectives

HOW ARE TECH ENTREPRENEURS AND FOSTER KIDS ALIKE?

I recently spent an inspirational weekend with 50 foster children and fellow adult leaders in an educational and eye-opening series of seminars, competitions and lectures on life lessons. This inspirational event was led by a good friend who has been a mentor to foster children for decades.

In the course of the weekend, my fellow “coaches” and I developed a strong bond with our kids – – all of whom were teenagers living in foster homes. The teens had earned the right to attend this weekend event of fun, games, education, fellowship and friendship.

My

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