| First Internet Café SME workshop launched |
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| Written by Ramon Thomas | ||||
| Thursday, 22 March 2007 | ||||
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A black empowered joint venture is hosting the first workshop for people who wish to start an Internet Café as a small business this weekend. And a new industry portal www.internetcafedirectory.co.za
is being launched at the same time.
22 March 2007 (Johannesburg): The Internet Café industry is set for a boom between now and 2010. In part, this is because of growing demand from the general population, tourists, and students who live outside of major metropolitan areas. According to Ramon Thomas, Managing Director of NETucation, a leading online research organisation, who has conducted original research into the Internet Café industry, “This is an important step to the growing demand for advice on setting up an Internet Café as a small business since delivering my iWeek 2004 presentation.” This workshop is a joint venture between NETucation and Terry Computers and, both black empowered businesses founded by a growing class of young black entrepreneurs who are technology savvy and offer groundbreaking contributions in the ICT industry. We believe there is huge potential for people to start businesses in the Internet Café industry because we see the demand in our offices every day,” says Terrence Mohlala, founder of Terry Computers. At the Internet Café SME workshop, a new industry portal which aims to provide support to the growing number of Café's around the country will be launched. The portal currently lists 145 cafe's including those listed in Swaziland and Lesotho. The website allows users to review and rate the cafés they have used and at the same time offers advice for owners of Internet Café owners. The workshop will give cover the following topics:
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