I am so blessed

In the middle disappointments not presenting my final assignments in this October, I just felt that actually I’m so blessed. I do have supporting family surround and friends keep pushing me to give my best.

The best one is this :

go googling, and write down part of my name : Christina Astuti Leverage as the keyword. FYI, leverage is main topic of my final assignment.

Gotcha, you’ll find a people named just like me: Christina Dwi Astuti and had publish her thesis about Pengaruh Faktor Leverage, Devidend Payout, Size, Earning Growth And Country Risk Terhadap Price Earnings Ratio and also Faktor-Faktor Yang Mempengaruhi Struktur Pendanaan Pada Perusahaan Go Publik (2003/2004).

Who follow who?

have i Started it,,,, yet?

Batas waktu itu dibuat bukan karena Anda harus selesai, tetapi karena Anda harus segera memulai (Teguh, Mario : 2008 )

article of Harvard Business Paper

How Apple and Google Dominate

Posted by Umair Haque on March 12, 2008 11:14 AM

Last week, I promised to discuss another source of advantage in decay. We’re going to zoom out instead, in response to a flurry of announcements from , , and would-be competitors – to have a richer discussion in the weeks going forward.

It’s funny how flatfooted – how almost inept – everyone else in media, marketing, consumer electronics, mobile, a long and dangerously growing list of industries, seems compared to Apple and Google.

What gives? Why is that everyone that Google and Apple decide to take to the cleaners, well, gets taken to the cleaners?

After all, Apple and Google are radically different companies. Who, it appears, have already divided the next-gen media pie very neatly between them. Google, software. Apple, hardware. Google, search. Apple, conduit. Google, algorithm. Apple, human. Google, geeky, self-effacing ad-quants. Apple, a reality distortion field wearing jeans and a turtleneck.

That’s a product market level view – the view from the core. When we invert our traditional vision, and look at them from the edge, Google and Apple are strikingly similar: less like a power couple for whom opposites attract, and more like long-lost siblings.