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Shift ONE Digital Nominated as Top Start-up by Leading Incubator |
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Written by Chris Daily
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Tuesday, 31 January 2012 16:54 |
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31 January 2012
Cape Town, December 2011. Cape Town based incubator, the Telkom Bandwidth Barn, has named Shift ONE digital as the top start-up in their 2011 Velocity-Y enterprise development programme. The intensive six-month programme assists Cape Town-based start-ups by offering them mentorship and training.
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Entrepreneur Profiles: Zavick Botha |
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Written by Chris Vermeulen
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Tuesday, 31 January 2012 15:48 |
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31 January 2012
The World Design Capital is a global initiative of an international non-governmental organisation, the International Council of Societies of Industrial Design (ICSID), whose aim it is to protect and promote the profession of industrial design.
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Written by Chris Vermeulen
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Tuesday, 31 January 2012 15:39 |
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31 January 2012
Every year the Bandwidth Barn (BWB) runs the VeloCITI Y programme, now in its fourth year, with the aim of assisting entrepreneurs determine the feasibility of their fledgling businesses and mentoring them to be better leaders of their companies.
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Boost for Township Entrepreneurs |
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Thursday, 28 January 2010 04:47 |
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28 January 2010, Cape Business News - Budding entrepreneurs in Cape Town now have access to the best international training content, thanks to the accreditation of business incubator Bandwidth Barn as a Cisco Entrepreneur Institute training centre. Part of the mandate is to create an additional ten local institutes within an 18 month period.
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Skills Shortage Threatens W Cape |
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17 Nov 2009
Cape Business News
Recent reports have indicated that the severe national ICT skills shortage will significantly limit the growth of this critical sector. While highly debated, authorities place the shortage figures at 70,000. This number is not disaggregated by province, however a recent survey conducted by the ICT incubator, Bandwidth Barn, reveals that the Western Cape mirrors this trend.
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