Ndubuisi Ekekwe
Ndubuisi Ekekwe is the Lead Faculty of Tekedia Mini-MBA. He writes regularly in the Harvard Business Review. Email: tekedia@fasmicro.com.
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Across human history, knowledge has remained a critical factor of production. Pythagoras postulated that the world is nothing but numbers. Indeed, the numbers of...
The $288 Million African Exit
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Huawei Picks the Smartphone Prize
Huawei has overtaken Samsung as the world's largest shipper of smartphones, on a quarterly basis, virus or no virus. This happened despite U.S. sanctions...
Conclusion
“We want to have a market capitalization of $100 billion” – Aliko Dangote Every great conglomerate was started, and was once a small company. In most of them, one thing is consistent: massive accumulation of capabilities. Once they accumulate those capabilities, they exert their influence in markets, and through economies of scale, they change the […]
4.2 – “One Oasis” Cases
“You must have a vision and not just a vision but you must have a plan that would make you fulfil that vision.” – Aliko Dangote We will use some companies to illustrate the One Oasis strategy. Amazon: Amazon is an ecommerce company with a massive user base. It supports billions of transactions in a year […]