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[Title] => Customers’ needs first — Ayala
[Summary] => Ayala Corp. chairman and chief executive officer Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala yesterday urged would-be "technopreneurs" to focus on what the customer is looking for, then develop a solution that will address this need.
Zobel was one of the 10 inspiring Filipino technopreneurs given recognition by the Philippine Center for Entrepreneurship led by presidential consultant on entrepreneurship Jose Concepcion III, during yesterday’s opening of TechnoNegosyo that drew a crowd of 20,000.
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[Title] => No shutting him down
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MSGP Philippine R&D Center managing director Joey Gurango said the vision for their next gen products is in sync with that of the .Net platform, a Microsoft strategy that is described as a set of software technologies for connecting information, people, systems, and devices.
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Zobel was one of the 10 inspiring Filipino technopreneurs given recognition by the Philippine Center for Entrepreneurship led by presidential consultant on entrepreneurship Jose Concepcion III, during yesterday’s opening of TechnoNegosyo that drew a crowd of 20,000.
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MSGP Philippine R&D Center managing director Joey Gurango said the vision for their next gen products is in sync with that of the .Net platform, a Microsoft strategy that is described as a set of software technologies for connecting information, people, systems, and devices.
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