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]]> by: Maria Abidaud http://www.ckprahalad.com/2006/02/01/profits-and-poverty/#comment-175 Mon, 05 Mar 2007 17:46:51 +0000 http://www.ckprahalad.com/2006/02/01/profits-and-poverty/#comment-175 Dear Mr. Prahalad I am currently working on my MBA thesis in the top university in colombia Universidad de los Andes. I am analizing the viability of your model in a colombian multinational company that is implementing your model in a poor section of Bogota. As it is confidential, I Can´t write anything more. I have to submit my thesis in May and would like to ask him a couple of questions before that. I totally support his theory. Thanks, Maria Dear Mr. Prahalad
I am currently working on my MBA thesis in the top university in colombia Universidad de los Andes. I am analizing the viability of your model in a colombian multinational company that is implementing your model in a poor section of Bogota. As it is confidential, I Can´t write anything more. I have to submit my thesis in May and would like to ask him a couple of questions before that. I totally support his theory.
Thanks,
Maria

]]> by: Suchin http://www.ckprahalad.com/2006/02/01/profits-and-poverty/#comment-132 Tue, 13 Feb 2007 10:40:52 +0000 http://www.ckprahalad.com/2006/02/01/profits-and-poverty/#comment-132 Dear Mr Prahalad, Your concept expands the way we are all tuned to thinking. Thanks a million for your effort and the gesture towards the poor. I am associated with a eGovernance venture by Andhra Pradesh government in India, through a private partnership. Your concepts are very much the bottomline of what this venture is supposed to be doing. But on the overall, though its a business-cum-service channel for the government it has not fully utilised the possibilities of this project's delivery methodology. Unless we have government involvement at all levels with their utmost sincerity I dont think the model will ever be utilised properly. Let me ask you this Sir. Will you be interested in being a Consultant for my company on this project? I would like to have a road-map drawn for the next 50 years or more. The idea of reaching the remotest villages across India is not a small dream, that too through the Internet and computer media. We already have nearly 100 centers providing services at the villages. These services are not really cost savers for the villagers. They are more like utility bill payments or information download or school results etc. I know this is not what the eGovernance should be all about. I can explain a lot, but not here. I would like to hear from you Sir. Thank you Suchin Dear Mr Prahalad,

Your concept expands the way we are all tuned to thinking. Thanks a million for your effort and the gesture towards the poor.

I am associated with a eGovernance venture by Andhra Pradesh government in India, through a private partnership. Your concepts are very much the bottomline of what this venture is supposed to be doing. But on the overall, though its a business-cum-service channel for the government it has not fully utilised the possibilities of this project’s delivery methodology. Unless we have government involvement at all levels with their utmost sincerity I dont think the model will ever be utilised properly.

Let me ask you this Sir.

Will you be interested in being a Consultant for my company on this project? I would like to have a road-map drawn for the next 50 years or more. The idea of reaching the remotest villages across India is not a small dream, that too through the Internet and computer media.

We already have nearly 100 centers providing services at the villages. These services are not really cost savers for the villagers. They are more like utility bill payments or information download or school results etc. I know this is not what the eGovernance should be all about.

I can explain a lot, but not here. I would like to hear from you Sir.

Thank you
Suchin

]]> by: Tom Dorsey http://www.ckprahalad.com/2006/02/01/profits-and-poverty/#comment-12 Mon, 20 Feb 2006 01:48:16 +0000 http://www.ckprahalad.com/2006/02/01/profits-and-poverty/#comment-12 Dear Sirs, I am moved by the ideas of Mr. Prahalad. I am the author of Point &#38; Figure Charting, a best selling book published by John Wiley &#38; Sons. It is on the Essential Applications of Tracking and Managing the Stockmarkets. I am convinced that the concepts there in are all that are needed for the less fortunate to manage what money they might have for investment purposes. Much if not all of Wall Street is designed to service the wealthy. I too agree that the less fortunate or BOP can be tremendously helped by cutting through all the red tape of Wall Street obfuscation and leaning some simple concepts for investing. My ideas will be needed for the global community as it continues to build wealth. I would love to discuss this with Mr. Prahalad. Sincerely Tom Dorsey President Dorsey, Wright &#38; Assoc. Dear Sirs, I am moved by the ideas of Mr. Prahalad. I am the author of Point & Figure Charting, a best selling book published by John Wiley & Sons. It is on the Essential Applications of Tracking and Managing the Stockmarkets. I am convinced that the concepts there in are all that are needed for the less fortunate to manage what money they might have for investment purposes. Much if not all of Wall Street is designed to service the wealthy. I too agree that the less fortunate or BOP can be tremendously helped by cutting through all the red tape of Wall Street obfuscation and leaning some simple concepts for investing. My ideas will be needed for the global community as it continues to build wealth. I would love to discuss this with Mr. Prahalad. Sincerely Tom Dorsey President Dorsey, Wright & Assoc.

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