Jeff Nolan's take on innovation, entrepreneurship, tech and stuff that interests me
Romney talks a pretty good game and it appears that on the issue of universal healthcare he has actually delivered a real solution to a problem that is only going to get bigger. With private insurance finally affordable, I proposed that everyone must either purchase a product of their choice or demonstrate that they can [...]
11Apr
Posted by Jeff as Companies, Enterprise Software, Innovation, People, Trends
Back in 2004 I wrote a post about a service that allowed you to track Ebay auctions via RSS. The notion of watching keywords or triggers with a mechanism like RSS is so logical that it stuns me to see how little of this has been adopted by companies in my segment of the technology [...]
I just setup a new blog behind SAP's firewall, the reason being that I have stuff I can't distribute externally, or is just confidential (really, not the imagined kind of confidentiality that is attached to so much crap). Here's the link, if you are an SAP employee please bookmark my link and/or feed (won't work [...]
Maybe their members just realized, better late than never I suppose, that you don't necessarily have to charge end users for something in order to make money on it. Wireless Group Shifts Municipal Broadband Stance The wireless industry association CTIA is not opposed to competition from city-sponsored, unlicensed wireless ventures, top officials of the group [...]
Vinnie comments on our plans to have a bloggers corner at SAPPHIRE. I'll provide more detail on this in the weeks to come, but needless to say I am really pleased that we are moving forward on this. I pushed hard for this and fundamentally believe that it will bring an entirely new dimension to [...]