Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Mac Client Spotlight: Kilili Community Development
The modest home-office setting lacks the powerful appearances of San Francisco's Market Street mega-corporations.
Appearances can be deceiving.
Sandra Mardigian, in a Bay Area home office, manages the nonprofit Kilili Self-help Project. Her work to reduce poverty in Africa is run on a Macintosh.
The home office can be a place of austere isolation, but Sandra uses the Internet to reach out far beyond such modest physical confines, and further still, beyond the Bay Area.
Big things can happen in quiet, small places.
Appearances can be deceiving.
Sandra Mardigian, in a Bay Area home office, manages the nonprofit Kilili Self-help Project. Her work to reduce poverty in Africa is run on a Macintosh.
The home office can be a place of austere isolation, but Sandra uses the Internet to reach out far beyond such modest physical confines, and further still, beyond the Bay Area.
Big things can happen in quiet, small places.
