Dr DeBrouwer wrote, "Just as the open-source movement has created more programmers by burning the black boxes, it is now time for entrepreneurs to publish their source code towards the developing countries, the third and the fourth world, and to create a 100 million entrepreneurs by giving them a peak behind the entrepreneurial curtain."
... and presents, "Entrepreneurship 2.0":
Think of Entrepeneurship 2.0 as a a hologram or a fractal: each piece contains a representation of the totality... So, the next time someone asks what Pajamanation is, just say that it's... the biggest idea on the planet and when they ask you 'why', just tell them, 'We are all creators!'
Pajamaworking means self-employment for micropreneurs of Generation C when "the world is flat!"
Check out what the buzz is all about at Pajamanation.com...
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Thursday, June 14
Thursday, June 7
Pajamaworking at home... where in Malaysia?
BALIK PULAU: For many Malaysians, the idea for pajamaworking might sound foreign. After all, how can a person earn a decent income working in pagoda t-shirt (or any other comfy shirt), matched with a pelekat/batik/sarong or a short/track-bottom? But we sure do know that in the United States alone, there are well over ten million home-based workers, with some millions of them rely primarily on the Internet to earn their primary monthly income (with at least 700,000 of Americans using primarily eBay to trade).
The truth however, for hundreds of years, there have been 100,000s of micropreneurs in Malaysia (at least four times more than SME & corporations), many of whom are in trade and retail business of products and services, running mom and pops shops/offices and warongs, in cities/towns, colleges and villages, even until today! Take a look at the hundreds of pasar malams (night markets) held every single day (except during Eid) throughout Malaysia, and the shops where the workers practically are wearing 'pajamas' during the mornings, afternoons or even late nights. But every Malaysian knows that, right? Not many Malaysians can possibly be using ICT to earn any decent monthly income at home! Or so as some might have argued! (We however do know that they are thousands of "All Malaysian" bloggers and Internet marketers out there with hundreds of whom, have claimed to currently make quite a whopping income, even exceeding RM 20,000 a month!)
When I first imported this very pajamaworking idea to Malaysia, I knew that I wasn't alone... I've earlier gotten acquainted with many pajamaworkers and micropreneurs (throughout the 10+ years I've been operating several IT businesses from home), who are indeed earning handsome income through the use of ICT (be it the Internet or mobile communications technologies) at their home/SOHO . In 1999, I hired my first Malaysian pajamaworker working in Troy, NY, while I was running a web solutions company in Ann Arbor, MI, some hundreds of kilometers away. Today, from small towns of (non MSC-status) Balik Pulau and Sintok (MSC-status in some sense), with effective crowdsourcing tools like Pajamanation, I'm hiring even many more pajamaworkers in Malaysia and also in foreign lands including in USA, Germany, India and Uruguay.
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Today, Pajamanation is already a network spreading across borders, starting with 53 nations by end of its inaugural year, 2006 and to be grown progressively. By June 2007, the largest audience of Pajamanation come from Venezuela, Belgium, Germany, United States, Israel, Portugal, Malaysia (#7), Hong Kong, Kenya, United Kingdom and 80+ other countries. Pajamanation.com is also one of the most visited web destinations in Kenya (Top-60!), Malaysia (Top-3000), Venezuela, Singapore, UK, US and 20+ other countries. -- SEE Google Analytics map above marked with more than 700 cities where Pajamanation's visitors come from (led by Caracas, Brussels, Lisbon, Petah Tiqwa, Dusseldorf, Kuala Lumpur (#6!), Hong Kong, Nairobi and Haifa)!
As one of the dozens of Pajamanation's business partners since 2006, my task is to grow this new global business venture particularly in its marketing & public relations in Malaysia. The goal is to empower tens of thousands of micropreneurs & home-based workers in Malaysia to connect to a local or even worldwide pool of micro projects offered by similar entities or large organizations. Let's see how Pajamanation Malaysia is doing so far after just slightly over two months since local launch: We have reached at least fourteen cities including.png)
Kuala Lumpur, Alor Star, Kuantan, Batu Pahat, Petaling Jaya, Kajang, Kelang, Georgetown/Pulau Pinang, Ipoh, Johor Bahru, Kota Bharu, Kulai, Shah Alam and Miri. And we're going to more states and cities over the next few months, and we'll be needing you! Help us, help Malaysia be #1 in this new, thrivingly bold industry, which will revolutionize the way people in the future, WORK! Pajamanation will make the traditional all-employment culture, obsolete... And soon, small nations like Malaysia can really compete, globally!
Welcome to the World Wide Work! The whole world is mine. Check us out & REGISTER TODAY, FREE. And help us spread the words... Thank you in advance!
Together, everyone achieve more -- that's T.E.A.M. by the way!
Regards,
Nasir Sobri
Pajamanation Malaysia
The truth however, for hundreds of years, there have been 100,000s of micropreneurs in Malaysia (at least four times more than SME & corporations), many of whom are in trade and retail business of products and services, running mom and pops shops/offices and warongs, in cities/towns, colleges and villages, even until today! Take a look at the hundreds of pasar malams (night markets) held every single day (except during Eid) throughout Malaysia, and the shops where the workers practically are wearing 'pajamas' during the mornings, afternoons or even late nights. But every Malaysian knows that, right? Not many Malaysians can possibly be using ICT to earn any decent monthly income at home! Or so as some might have argued! (We however do know that they are thousands of "All Malaysian" bloggers and Internet marketers out there with hundreds of whom, have claimed to currently make quite a whopping income, even exceeding RM 20,000 a month!)
When I first imported this very pajamaworking idea to Malaysia, I knew that I wasn't alone... I've earlier gotten acquainted with many pajamaworkers and micropreneurs (throughout the 10+ years I've been operating several IT businesses from home), who are indeed earning handsome income through the use of ICT (be it the Internet or mobile communications technologies) at their home/SOHO . In 1999, I hired my first Malaysian pajamaworker working in Troy, NY, while I was running a web solutions company in Ann Arbor, MI, some hundreds of kilometers away. Today, from small towns of (non MSC-status) Balik Pulau and Sintok (MSC-status in some sense), with effective crowdsourcing tools like Pajamanation, I'm hiring even many more pajamaworkers in Malaysia and also in foreign lands including in USA, Germany, India and Uruguay.
_Page_1.gif)
Today, Pajamanation is already a network spreading across borders, starting with 53 nations by end of its inaugural year, 2006 and to be grown progressively. By June 2007, the largest audience of Pajamanation come from Venezuela, Belgium, Germany, United States, Israel, Portugal, Malaysia (#7), Hong Kong, Kenya, United Kingdom and 80+ other countries. Pajamanation.com is also one of the most visited web destinations in Kenya (Top-60!), Malaysia (Top-3000), Venezuela, Singapore, UK, US and 20+ other countries. -- SEE Google Analytics map above marked with more than 700 cities where Pajamanation's visitors come from (led by Caracas, Brussels, Lisbon, Petah Tiqwa, Dusseldorf, Kuala Lumpur (#6!), Hong Kong, Nairobi and Haifa)!As one of the dozens of Pajamanation's business partners since 2006, my task is to grow this new global business venture particularly in its marketing & public relations in Malaysia. The goal is to empower tens of thousands of micropreneurs & home-based workers in Malaysia to connect to a local or even worldwide pool of micro projects offered by similar entities or large organizations. Let's see how Pajamanation Malaysia is doing so far after just slightly over two months since local launch: We have reached at least fourteen cities including
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Kuala Lumpur, Alor Star, Kuantan, Batu Pahat, Petaling Jaya, Kajang, Kelang, Georgetown/Pulau Pinang, Ipoh, Johor Bahru, Kota Bharu, Kulai, Shah Alam and Miri. And we're going to more states and cities over the next few months, and we'll be needing you! Help us, help Malaysia be #1 in this new, thrivingly bold industry, which will revolutionize the way people in the future, WORK! Pajamanation will make the traditional all-employment culture, obsolete... And soon, small nations like Malaysia can really compete, globally!Welcome to the World Wide Work! The whole world is mine. Check us out & REGISTER TODAY, FREE. And help us spread the words... Thank you in advance!
Together, everyone achieve more -- that's T.E.A.M. by the way!
Regards,
Nasir Sobri
Pajamanation Malaysia
Saturday, April 7
Ekologi Ekonomi Kemajikanan
Annahita sedang mengenalpasti seseorang untuk membuat laman web peribadinya. Beego mecari seorang yang mahu membayarnya untuk membuat laman web. Siti nak mulakan jualan kad ucapan melalui Internet. DJ Dave pakar dalam penyediaan perniagaan melalyu Internet dan ingin menawarkan kepakarannya kepada mereka yang mahu menjalankan perniagaan sedemikian. Keempat-empat individu ini telah membuat keputusan untuk memecat bos mereka dan memulakan perniagaan sendiri. Mereka berkerja dari rumah, dan menjadi tuan diri sendiri.
Inilah apa yang Pajamanation sediakan. Ia ialah sebuah pasaran untuk 'pekerja pajama' di mana tugasan mikro dijualbeli.
Tugasan mikro adalah tugasan-tugasan atau projek kecil yang lazimnya mengambil masa kurang daripada seminggu, dan diinboiskan oleh pekerja pajama. Pekerja Pajama adalah pekerja di rumah yang melanggan Pajamanation® dan biasanya tergolong dalam kategori pekerja berilmu.
Kini, ada gangguan besar atas keseimbangan dalam pasaran kerja: dunia pencari kerja semakin pudar dan pekerjaan semakin hilang ataupun berkurangan. Ekologi ekonomi yang baru dan mencabar semakin menyerlahkan tamparannya. Insan yang telah kehilangan pekerjaannya atau yang menamatkan keinginan untuk bekerja untuk badan korporat sedang membina dunia baru kemajikanan yang mana setiap mereka menyediakan tugasan mereka sendiri dan berhubung melalui fiber kelajuan tinggi supaya mereka boleh menjalankan tugasan rumit yang mungkinn juga memberikan cabaran untuk sesetengah tugasan yang dilaksanakan oleh badan-badan korporat besar. Di Pajamanation®, kami percaya yang ekologi ekonomi kemajikanan akan menggantikan sebahagian daripada dunia pekerja bergaji dan kami ramalkan yang sebahagian besar penduduk dunia akan menikmati masa depan dengan berkerja untuk diri sendiri.
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adaptasi daripada blog Pajamanation.com
Inilah apa yang Pajamanation sediakan. Ia ialah sebuah pasaran untuk 'pekerja pajama' di mana tugasan mikro dijualbeli.
Tugasan mikro adalah tugasan-tugasan atau projek kecil yang lazimnya mengambil masa kurang daripada seminggu, dan diinboiskan oleh pekerja pajama. Pekerja Pajama adalah pekerja di rumah yang melanggan Pajamanation® dan biasanya tergolong dalam kategori pekerja berilmu.
Kini, ada gangguan besar atas keseimbangan dalam pasaran kerja: dunia pencari kerja semakin pudar dan pekerjaan semakin hilang ataupun berkurangan. Ekologi ekonomi yang baru dan mencabar semakin menyerlahkan tamparannya. Insan yang telah kehilangan pekerjaannya atau yang menamatkan keinginan untuk bekerja untuk badan korporat sedang membina dunia baru kemajikanan yang mana setiap mereka menyediakan tugasan mereka sendiri dan berhubung melalui fiber kelajuan tinggi supaya mereka boleh menjalankan tugasan rumit yang mungkinn juga memberikan cabaran untuk sesetengah tugasan yang dilaksanakan oleh badan-badan korporat besar. Di Pajamanation®, kami percaya yang ekologi ekonomi kemajikanan akan menggantikan sebahagian daripada dunia pekerja bergaji dan kami ramalkan yang sebahagian besar penduduk dunia akan menikmati masa depan dengan berkerja untuk diri sendiri.
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adaptasi daripada blog Pajamanation.com
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