There are many economists and business gurus pointing to SMEs as the new growth sector in these troubled times. Why? Simple… because the financial models to which we have been accustomed for the last few decades do not work anymore.
There’s rediscovery in progress.
Technology and new-media savvy individual entrepreneurs are repainting how business works. Remember? That’s how it all started; mom and pop shops, someone who started a computer company in a garage, top investor and role-model who delivered newspapers in his neighborhood at one time. Back to the hard working, innovative, ambitious people with determination who built the business world as we know it today.
Out with the financial behemoths, speculators, consultants and ‘experts’ who do nothing more than cook-up more and more creative ways to hide the fact that they were backing thin air. But hang on a second, some ground realities have changed in the way SMEs can benefit from the lessons, and in the process, succeed.
Thanks to Web 2.0 (or Web 3.0 as you may feel fit to describe it) the way small business is done is changing, faster than we can even venture to say the word, ‘recession’.
More about that later.
In the next two weeks I will be announcing something tangible for aspiring SMEs, those with the ideas that can make a difference, individuals who have aspirations to lead the world into a better future, stake-holders of convincing new business proposals… how about micro-credit for SMEs…
Credible and clean private equity investments are available for SMEs… watch this space for the announcement… have patience…
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