About Daniel CerVentus

Daniel is the founder of Entrepreneurs.my and a web producer that is involved in various projects such as ThisWeekInAsia.net. He is very passionate about startups and entrepreneurship around the region. You can follow Daniel at www.twitter.com/cerventus
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All Deals Asia Launches the First One Stop Deals Iphone App

By on January 12, 2012 in Press Release

All Deals Asia announces the launch of a first of its kind iPhone application that gives users access to deals from more than 50 daily deal sites across the Asia Pacific region. With thousands of deals consolidated in one place, this App allows users to easily browse and compare deals, instead of having to visit [...]

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Ctrl+Alt+Compete, the movie premier in Malaysia

By on January 10, 2012 in Events Features

Microsoft just made a movie and you are invited to watch it on 18 of Jan 2012 at Microsoft Malaysia’s office. Why is this important to entrepreneurs? It is because this movie is about startups.  Register yourself at http://on.fb.me/vdJLs0 About the movie Ctrl+Alt+Compete

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What Happened in the Morning Session for CPB2011 Open Day?

By on December 13, 2011 in News

Thanks to Reshwindblade for the recording this is what went down in the CPB2011 open day. If you are in the tech sector and you missed out what is the Computing Professional Bill 2011, you can check out our write-up and what LoyarBurok wrote.

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Making it Ghetto and Lean

By on December 13, 2011 in Ideas

Fat Sumo aka Noah Kagan is well known for many things. Being part of the early team in Facebook and Mint, he also started a startup called Gambit. His most recent venture is something call AppSumo, which is a daily deal site for Startup Geeks. This site was first started with an outsourced work which [...]

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Malaysia Government To Screw Up ICT Industry

By on December 9, 2011 in News

Welcome to Malaysia, where the government is trying to push for a new law that requires any computer professional to be certified with a soon to be form Board of Computing Professionals. This board is supposed to determine who is qualified to practice in the ICT industry. This also means all Malaysians who are in [...]

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