Pivot Hive

For the upcoming webinar on April 26th 2023

"Mastering Data Driven-Innovation"

Meet our Panelist!

Camilla Winlo C-DPO, CIPP/E an experienced Data privacy practitioner and specialist in in data protection, privacy by design,compliance and regulation, Camilla will be discussing data protection approaches and it's landscape on a global scale.

Camilla is the head of Data privacy at Gemserv with over a decade of experience on data privacy,A regular media commentator on data privacy issues as well as a long streak of winning awards on the same area just to name a few:

✓Best privacy by design at the DMA awards
✓Best privacy and data ethics initiative at the Data IQ awards

This is a must-attend event for tech founders and innovators looking to develop lean data practices and stay up-to-date with the latest regulations. Don't miss your chance to learn from the best!

Registrations for this exclusive webinar are still open.
Sign up now at: http://bit.ly/3KCPVqp and secure your spot. We look forward to seeing you there!



Hokela Interactive Africa Pivot Hive , Startinev , Anza Village

Join Teamsete Africa for a masterclass on implementing Lean Data practices for your Tech Startup - 26th April, 2PM, Virtually.

📒*Register Here* http://bit.ly/3KCPVqp

Our expert panelists Camilla Winlo C-DPO, CIPP/E and Faith K. Jumba moderated by Jesse Muraya will be discussing the latest trends and best practices in data-driven innovation, including the latest advancements in AI, machine learning, and data analytics.

This is a fantastic opportunity to connect with other like-minded individuals, gain valuable insights from industry leaders, and stay up-to-date with the latest trends and developments in the field. Whether you are an experienced data scientist or simply curious about the future of innovation, this webinar is sure to provide a wealth of valuable information.



Startinev Pivot Hive

Customer Mapping

One of the challenges that harbours businesses from growing is that most owners do not know their customers.
One time, a business owner dealing in skincare products believed they were dealing in high end markets because some of their customers bought hampers worth between $75 - $125. To understand deeper about the customers, they proceeded to say most clients reside towards the outskirts of Nairobi city. On deeper enquiry about the usage period, revenue spread, lifetime value and customer behaviour, they began to doubt themselves.
Such is the case with most businesses. Sometimes the story in the mind is different from the actual situation, and it’s normal for entrepreneurs. Therefore, it is critical to understand your market position. Businesses have to constantly re-evaluate their clientele to draw insights on whether to keep up with trends, reinvent themselves or establish a unique position in the industry.

Next post is on industry positions…