Rami Alkarmi.Entrepreneur. Invest. Business Models
Entrepreneur. Investor. Business Model Strategist.
I am what some call a serial entrepreneur , as i founded my 1st startup at the age of 19. and was one of the 13 Jordanians who attended the Presidential summit on Entrepreneurship in Washington DC 2010.
Deeply rooted in the arabic geeks, and startups community where I am usually referred to as (Pirate of Digital Arabia) with reference to my special passion towards the Lean Startup , AARRR and Customer Development Models.
A mentor , trouble maker :) panelist and speaker during forums and events likes GEW & Startup weekend , Advisor/Mentor to at least 30+ ventures, and am also famous for holding Hackathons.
Mobile and cloud computing are two technology shifts that impact every company today. Intel’s product categories are at the center of this shift in technology. On one hand, mobile devices, such as smartphones and tablets, are cannibalizing PC sales. The PC Client group accounted for approximately 70% of Intel’s annual revenue. Intel’s fourth quarter revenue fell 3 percent from a year ago to $13.5 billion from $13.9 billion. Profits were also down 27 percent from a year earlier. On the other hand, the move to cloud computing provided Intel with the ability to capture data center growth. The company offered revenue guidance in the low single digits for 2013 with the expectation that data center growth would return to double digits.
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