Aviram Netz

Old school: Consumerism and retail growth – a factor that no economy of the world could survive without – boosted by spending rises in the recent past have given way to one of the largest rises in IT consumerism across the world. According to industry experts in the UK, the rise in demand has seen a corresponding increase in competition and drastic reduction in actual floor space for demanded products. The convergence of technology and telecom goes far beyond the internet or broadband connectivity, it is now all about Smart phones', SIM enabled laptops and the age of mobile wireless broadband connectivity. With Smartphones and SIM enabled Laptops now becoming more accessible in terms of price and packed with even more features – the telecom industry is now one of the most lucrative industries worldwide. The Telegraph reports that 64pc of all phones sold .. more»

I placed my first bet on the restaurant industry years ago. I was a young army sergeant with a promising military career for the taking. The only problem was, I wanted to get back in the civilized world and build a career in the restaurant business. Just three days before my discharge date sergeant in my group who had been both a supporter and mentor, went down in the dining room. In an attempt to encourage me to re-engage comedian said: "Wallace, is not too late to change your mind and save. I heard that in the civilized world, the soup lines in New York spread to California." I smiled and answered: " With all respect, not Sergeant Major, I think that means the whole civilized world needs some well-trained restoration. " I noticed that he laughed and shook his head then walked away. A .. more»

In the first post of this article Reasons for an MBA graduate to go into the Internet industry… Are there any? I discussed mainly the current difficulties and drawbacks that exist today for an MBA Graduate that chooses to go into the Internet Industry. There were many reasons against making this choice, the most relevant being: There is not an MBA culture in this industry, there’s no hiring expertise and programs for MBA’s, salaries are lower and there are very few positions available (big companies recruit very little and smaller companies don’t even consider it).The question here is obvious for an MBA graduate considering this in this field: Why would I choose an industry where there is no culture at all, my title isn’t recognized like in many other industries, there are much less positions available and on top of that, .. more»