Jeff Nolan's take on innovation, entrepreneurship, tech and stuff that interests me
It’s breath-taking to consider how many downstream changes the move to on demand and hosted applications will bring. In an instance Salesforce.com can determine what functions their customers are actually using and the workstreams that are followed. AccMan Pro – Dennis Howlett on innovation for professional accountants » The death of IDC by you and [...]
I wouldn’t be so quick to count Sony out based solely on the price tag for the upcoming PS3. When the PS2 launched there were similar protests about the price tag and Sony proved to everyone that there is a much higher degree of price elasticity in the gaming market than the critics believed. With [...]
Debbie Landa is looking for more women to speak on technology and venture capital topics. My suggestions: – Shantha Mohan, T3Ci – Adina Levin, Socialtext – Aliza Peleg, SAP Labs – Lisa Reeves, SAP Ventures – Jen Fonstad, DFJ – Emily Melton, DFJ – Ellen Levy, Stanford – Victoria Katsov, Wall St. Technology Partners – [...]
I’ve been using Last.fm for a while now and it is one of the best, if not the best, online music services available today. They are doing for their users what web 2.0 is supposed to be all about, delivering a highly personalized services that gets better the more you, and other people, use it. [...]
Today’s topic is full disclosure in blogs and the use of competitive marketing blogs. I had to look at this issue from a lot of angles and ask the critical question of myself “would I do this for our anti-Oracle initiatives?”. The catalyst for this post is a blog written by a founding executive of [...]