What can managers learn global business by a child of 14 years, in a cyber cafe in Bangalore, India? Almost everything said Rob Salkowitz, author of Rising Young World: How young people, technology and entrepreneurship are transforming the world from the bottom up. Reason.tv 's Dan Hayes sat down with about Salkowitz Suhas Gopinath, saying that an entrepreneur who started a business worth millions of dollars from a cyber café in India, at the age of 14 years. Salkowitz says young, technically savvy as Entreprenuer Gopinathrepresent a change in dynamics, international business leaders ignore at their peril. The understanding of this "young world" is crucial to make money to develop new business models and combat social problems. Salkowitz says it offers low-cost entry into the world of technology for young people an unprecedented opportunity in emerging markets. "There is no need to work in the shirt factory, you do not need to work in the mines. If this, you can earn a decent living for themselves can understanddiginified in working conditions, employment, give to other people, and move us in different and better society. "About 9.30 minutes. Shot by Meredith Bragg and Josh Swain. Edited by Swain. Reason.tv downloadable versions and subscribe to the reason. TV Channels on YouTube, an automatic alert when new material live.
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