Ndubuisi Ekekwe
Ndubuisi Ekekwe is the Lead Faculty of Tekedia Mini-MBA. He writes regularly in the Harvard Business Review. Email: tekedia@fasmicro.com.
AUTHOR: Ndubuisi Ekekwe
Google’s Evolution On Mobile
Google is learning and it is a very fast learner. Many years ago, when Google unveiled Android, it pursued a path it has pursued...
Google Android Pivots with HTC, Implications for African Startups
Google is paying $1.1 billion for the unit of HTC, a struggling smartphone maker that makes for Google the high-end Pixel smartphone. HTC, once...
Africa’s Key Innovation Pillar
Africans delight on their oral tradition of folklore. In many African villages, boys and girls gather around their elders to listen to stories of...
Three Classes of Tech Companies, Their Growth and Profit Models
Bottomline: In this piece, I identify three classes of technology-enabled companies and startups. I begin from hardware to services, through firmware, operating system and application software to build the components on how these companies can be classified. By understanding this classification, technology companies can develop the possible growth and profitability models. The fact is this: […]
Africa’s Path to “Zero-Click Ordering”
Something interesting is happening. A new age of electronic commerce is evolving, and it is going to be exciting for African entrepreneurs. It is...