Thought Leaders in Mobile and Social: Interview with Asher Delug, CEO of Airpush (Part 5)

Sramana Mitra: That is extremely valuable. Asher Delug: I agree. There is no other company in the world that has that particular data asset. Other companies, like the ones I mentioned, have very interesting data assets. But the nature of ours is unique.

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Acquiring Deadpool Technology to Leapfrog a Services Company into Products: Canara CEO Steve Cotton (Part 1)

If you haven’t already, please study our Bootstrapping Course and Investor Introductions page.  Steve Cotton is the founder and executive chairman of Canara, a company that provides turnkey backup power solutions and predictive monitoring solutions for mission critical operations focusing on data centers, telecommunications sites, wind/solar farms, smart grid and electric vehicles. Prior to Canara he was the director

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Thought Leaders in Mobile and Social: Interview with Lori Sylvia, EVP of Marketing at RedBend Software (Part 6)

Sramana Mitra: Interesting. I wonder how successful that business is. Lori Sylvia: I think they are pretty successful. They found a very niche market, and they do well. They are the number one luxury brand. Another example of a service is provided by Panasonic. They are a very forward-thinking company. They have a line of

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Thought Leaders in Mobile and Social: Interview with Asher Delug, CEO of Airpush (Part 4)

Sramana Mitra: Can you talk about the other side of the differentiation coin – the data side? Asher Delug: For the first few years of mobile, the big complaint by advertisers and the reason why mobile ad rates have stayed so low compared to desktop rates is because until very recently, mobile has not had

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Building a Conversion Optimization Company from London: Graham Cooke, CEO of Qubit (Part 7)

Sramana: You have identified a sweet spot of $10 million-plus e-commerce companies. How many of those are there in London? Graham Cooke: In the UK, we think there are a couple of thousand of these businesses. The UK Internet market is around $80 billion.