Selling flash discs

Gibson

Thika, Kenya

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Entrepreneur

Name

Gibson

Member since

August 2016

On-time repayments

26 installments • 38%

About Me

I am a young man who has a great acumen for business. I believe in acquiring loans and investing to create jobs for the ever increasing youth population.
I believe that when I acquire a loan and pay on time I do increase my credit worthy and as such I will grow financially and be able to invest greater in near future.
Thank you.

My Business

My business-by the name woncols enterprises -is a subsidiary unit of the PK technology situated in Kenya.
It's a sole business that offers quality guidance and knowledge transfer to our youths when they are purchasing electronic goods to ensure that our youths do not become victims of the compromised quality in the business of electronics.
I believe if quality is controlled then a country will achieve an overall economic growth.

Project Proposal

SanDisk has announced its entry into East Africa through the appointing of Mitsumi, Despec and Techmart as distributors. This will see SanDisk products available in four East Africa countries, excluding Rwanda. The announcement was made Thursday in Nairobi by Ruben Dennenwaldt, SanDisk Senior Product Manager in Africa and Middle East and Brad Bennet, also a SanDisk executive.

The entry into the region comes 25 years after 3 Intel employees quit to go into flash storage, forming SanDisk. This was after Intel management turned down the technology as "too expensive". Intel now use the technology in their premium UltraBook laptop brand. The firm has shipped 1 billion storage cards in the last 10 years, and now ships 2 million a day at the rate of 23 a second. Flash disks are now common place in the world alongside, memory cards, which SanDisk has patents on and subsequently earns money for each of those sold. IDC report shows Africa as having a market for 200 million storage units by 2015, worth about 1 million dollars. SanDisk says that the Sub Saharan region has also overtaken North Africa in terms of volume and is now below Turkey.