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Industrial Innovation in South Africa

Visionary stuff, indeed... I'll watch this space. Thanks.

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Replied Nov. 2, 2009

Industrial Innovation in South Africa

Of course... no pressure. It's a great idea, but what sort of organization do you have in mind?

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Replied Oct. 27, 2009

Industrial Innovation in South Africa

Million dollar question! In my view, it all depends on the extent to which we embrace the concept of knowledge capital in our organizations, and society in general. Whatever happens in the learning i…

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Replied Oct. 26, 2009

Industrial Innovation in South Africa

I definitely think so too.We do BUT I also think that we have to work more on cultivating this at the basic level, ie, school & varsity. Competitivenesss is an outcome of many things including ed…

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Replied Oct. 24, 2009

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Changing the rules of the game - "Those who live by the sword will be shot by those who dont." It is about doing it better. Nov. 16, 2009

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December 6, 2009

Methuli Mbanjwa commented on Methuli Mbanjwa's blog post 'Responsible use of Social Networks'

Thanks for the responses and contribution. Definitely, there is something that can be done... I guess being cautious and making the youngsters aware of the downsides are some of the effective measures.

November 24, 2009

Elaine Rumboll commented on Methuli Mbanjwa's blog post 'Responsible use of Social Networks'

I think the key is to involve them; to start conversations with them that they buy into. After all, the market for something to believe in is infinite.

November 22, 2009

Phomello S. Mushwana commented on Methuli Mbanjwa's blog post 'Responsible use of Social Networks'

Thanks for bringing this critical "puzzle" of information to our attention- I would also like to state that I fully agree with all the points You raised with particular regard to con-artists who have mastered the art of "earning" their victims trus…

November 22, 2009

Methuli Mbanjwa commented on Elaine Rumboll's blog post 'How to Create a Curious State of Being Part 2'

Hi Elaine, nice read. Would you kindly extend all the modules in your programmes by a month each please - the delegates need more time to spend on curiosity :) jokes. A rushed job always has a room for more thoroughness.

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November 16, 2009

Changing the rules of the game - "Those who live by the sword will be shot by those who dont." It is about doing it better.

November 16, 2009

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November 14, 2009

Methuli Mbanjwa commented on Igno van Niekerk's blog post 'The Safe'

Very powerful, Igno! The far side of the continuum of your last question can even be more detrimental to the potential of the learner itself. -How many learners have you discouraged when they were trying to find the code for their own safes? It's…

November 7, 2009

Methuli Mbanjwa commented on Pamela's blog post 'Is the recession over or is it just summer in Cape Town?'

Maybe Capetonians work smarter then? As efficiently as possible, so that one can get mid-afternoon sunshine and drinks at Caprice...? Well, I am not sure because I am full-time student. Recession or no recession, I have loads of work to cover everyd…

November 7, 2009

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UCT GSB

What My Organization Does

Executive and Business Education

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MBA Student

About me

I am a continuous learner who comes from a multi-disciplinary background with interest ranging from nanotechnology, to renewable energy, sustainability, responsible investing, to competitive strategy in multidisciplinary environment and smart marketing.
I am scientist-turned-business professional, who is passionate about development and about South Africa's future.

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Responsible use of Social Networks

Just a thought today...

I have just been observing the way pre-teens, teens and adults are constantly engaged on their mobiles - on mixit, twitter, fb, whaterver else! I guess more and more a number of us fall under this category :) This is one big opportunity for making communication easier (hopefully), reaching markets never thought of before, new type businesses, new friends and associates, access to people that would only be a dream to be in touch with. Superb!! It's the power of technology… Continue

Posted on November 20, 2009 at 11:30am — 4 Comments

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At 9:10am on December 21, 2009, Phomello S. Mushwana said…: Enjoy Your Break...and all the Best of the Best for 2010!

At 1:33pm on November 20, 2009, Leon du Plessis said…: Hi Methuli
Yes, I am based in East Londen, very much a continuous learner as you state it, have very varied interests, trying to harness skills and experience and put it to good use to make a difference.

At 7:10pm on November 16, 2009, Phomello S. Mushwana said…: Swords for Yesterday, Machine Guns for Today, Nuclear Weapons for Tomorrow!

I absolutely Agree with You...Methuli!

At 12:29pm on November 14, 2009, Roger Hitchcock said…: Keep learning, but also apply what you learn, without application learning is like a cloud that can so easily blow away; the application of what you learn is the thunder storm, the result of a build up of clouds that can no longer hold their load. Applying what you learn will impact the "field" you work in, watering all those around you...

At 8:13pm on November 5, 2009, Dave Duarte said…: Thanks Methuli:) It was kind of a trial run so we didn't make a big fuss about it, but I think it went well so will definitely announce the next show date in advance.

At 9:10am on October 27, 2009, Phomello S. Mushwana said…: I invited You...with an objective and hope that we eventually and collectively create a solutions dynamo...aiming at the various Huddles we face within SA industry using Huddleminds as a far reaching platform that consolidates all our ideas.....and I must say, You've contributed immensely thus far....

Looking forwards to drawing more wisdom from You....

At 2:02pm on October 10, 2009, Kirill Riabtsev said…: hey cool pic man:)
something you gonna put on the back cover of your book, where it usually says "About the author"
;)