providers of the various category of education related service need to create products/services according to the affordability limits of each of these house-hold segments. only then the provider and the consumer will get maximum benefit...
Monday, September 29, 2008
Next is What?.... EDUCATION....
recently read a post by Cyrus Driver on potential of education as a big investment destination. indian consumer is in-fact price in-sensitive towards cost of education within his/her affordability limits. the point to focus on is the affordability limit of each cross-section of consumer. be it some body earning 2000 rs/month or someone earning 2 lacs/month, the household will give education top priority and will seek the best within the affordability limits, be it the basic tuition fees, or the other supplementary expenses.
TECH.SOCIAL.3
Social Networks Monetized Revenue
From: Silkcharm, 1 day ago
My presentation to WebDirections 2008 (wds08) on social network and social media valuations, revenue streams and monetization (monetisation). Blog post here http://silkcharm.blogspot.com/2008/09/social-media-monetization-and-revenue.html
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The Future of Work
The future of work
From: whatidiscover, 3 days ago
The future of work
Andrea Saveri
http://nlabnetworks.typepad.com/nlab_social_networks_conf/files/saveri_future_of_work_seminar_18june08_ioct.ppt
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HEALTH.TECH.SOCIAL.1
Health and Medicine on the Net: An Overview of 1.0 to 2.0 Consumer Offerings
From: Stuie, 2 days ago
Net options varying from 1.0 to 2.0 in the world of consumer health and medicine
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HEALTHCARE.1
Take care of your heart
From: prestiva, 2 years ago
http://isagenix.prestiva.com
http://blog.prestiva.com
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HEALTHCARE.AFFORDABLE.1
Vaatsalya - A Healthcare Social Enterprise
From: vaatsalya, 7 months ago
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