Hi SM
Let's agree to disagree here ;)
It is true that you have only few startups in Mauritius, but we already
have success stories "made in Mauritius"
There are also some startups in Mauritius! here are some projects we
covered on our website :
http://ict.io/la-turbine-business-idea-competition-2015/
http://ict.io/la-fievre-des-startups-2/
http://ict.io/la-fievre-des-startups/
http://ict.io/5-startups-la-sauce-mauricienne/
http://ict.io/ces-mauriciens-qui-font-des-apps-mobiles/
With the ecosystem structuring itself with incubators, private companies /
Capital investors promoting entrepreneurs and a real political ambition to
create an thriving environnement for startups it will not be surprising to
see things changing in 2016.
Regards,
*VINCENT POLLET *| *CO-FOUNDER*
*WWW.ICT.IO <
http://www.ict.io/> *
EBENE CYBERCITY - MAURITIUS
e: hello_at_ict.io
m: +230 52520766
skype:vincent.pollet67
On 28 December 2015 at 13:54, S Moonesamy <sm+mu_at_elandsys.com> wrote:
> Hi Sten,
>
> Rumour has it that you have been asking about the startup scene in
> Mauritius. I am copying this message to a mailing list and three
> organisations which seem interested in startups.
>
> Here's a quick overview. Most of the business is about call centers and
> software or business process outsourcing. Is the software part anything
> out of the ordinary? It depends on whether an organisation considers that
> installing and customizing a popular CMS is a technological achievement.
> The startup scene is still waiting to happen. One explanation for that is
> that there isn't any success story to inspire other people on the island.
> There are other explanations, e.g. the value of the network has not been
> leveraged.
>
> Let's see whether anyone is interested in discussing about startups.
>
> Regards,
> S. Moonesamy
>
>
>
Received on Mon Dec 28 2015 - 10:39:35 PST