Comments on: Teqlo: What It Means for Customers

By: Office 2.0 Kicks off in San Francisco | Brian Solis: Social Media Expert - PR 2.0

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[...] Nolan actually announced at the reception that he had officially joined Teqlo. Read more about it here. The tagline for Teqlo is, “Assemble, Publish, Invite.You can now make the internet work for [...]

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By: Jeff Weinberger

Jeff Weinberger — Sat, 04 Nov 2006 00:13:10 +0000

A bit late, but congratulations! Can’t wait to start playing with the Teqlets…and see how you make this a killer company! Good work (SAP will miss you…)

By: Geoff Kerr

Geoff Kerr — Tue, 24 Oct 2006 20:04:53 +0000

brilliant, Jeff, congrats. You’re on to something here! Don’t forget the little guys! ‘-)

By: Bill Gates » Office 2.0 Not About The Online Spreadsheets — But The Next Attempt At Situated Software

Sun, 22 Oct 2006 10:11:46 +0000

[...] One thing that became clear last week, though, was that a new generation is trying to tackle the same challenge, and they’re clearly learning from what came before them. Companies like Coghead, Intensil, ActiveGrid and Teqlo all were taking different approaches towards this idea of quickly built, very specialized software applications and services. The first three all seem more targeted directly at techies — allowing them to build apps faster than they can already. Whether or not they just use this for rapid prototyping or to build out real apps remains to be seen. There’s also the question of how much value these offerings add to techies who are already adept at building at app quickly using existing tools like PHP or Ruby on Rails. Teqlo, with new CEO Jeff Nolan (fresh from nearly a decade stirring up trouble at SAP), looks to be taking a step further, trying to help even those who are less tech savvy be able to create useful apps, connect them, and share them. As with any space that has had a few attempts without a real success, it does seem like there’s a huge opportunity hidden within all this activity — but the real success is going to come down to execution. One of these days, a company will figure out what that secret killer app is for this space, that makes it so just about anyone can easily understand and appreciate the value of being able to plug together an instant, useful, specialized app. It definitely seems like the vision that Telqo is shooting for, though the company is still quite new and will need some time to find that right formula. However, if it can, it’s a huge opportunity to shake up the applications business in a way no simple online spreadsheet is likely to do any time soon. This information might be a better choice microsoft Hints At Delay Of Vista In Europe CRN – The possibility of a Vista delay in Europe recalls similar comments made by Microsoft founder Bill Gates and other senior executives in May 1998, shortly before the release of the Windows 98 operating system. At the time, the U.S. Justice Department …Did you know that Vista means a distant view or prospect, especially one seen through an opening, as between rows of buildings or trees. Somthing like that google to distribute MTV clips with ads (AP) AP – In a further reach for online video, Google Inc. will begin distributing clips from MTV Networks’ shows to other Web sites through its budding video service in a model that offers content creators a new source of distribution and revenue. This is also worth to check out [...]

By: Ajay Gandhi

Ajay Gandhi — Mon, 16 Oct 2006 22:59:49 +0000

Congrats on the move to Teqlo. Great meeting you in person at the Office 2.0 conference. I also believe that app building for the everyday business user is a big part of getting knowledge workers to the next phase in productivity and agility. I look forward to seeing your new products shine a light on this opportunity.

By: Som Karamchetty

Som Karamchetty — Mon, 16 Oct 2006 15:11:55 +0000

Traditionally, applications people describe their problem and a solution method and programmers code them. This sequence is reversed when generic programming is first done and then the applications people input their methods and data to get results. This later method is seen in the highly popular word processing and drawing programs.
Teqlo appears to follow the later sequence.
For a somewhat similar concept in the case of calculation intensive systems and electronic technical books, I suggest that you take a look at my patent, on Natural Computing System, US Patent Number 5,680,557, October 21, 1997 (assigned to US government).

By: Update on Trends and Information » Teqlo

Update on Trends and Information » Teqlo — Mon, 16 Oct 2006 09:00:34 +0000

[...] Jeff Nolan left SAP recently and joined Teqlo. The fundamental problem that has bedeviled application developers is that they are fundamentally disconnected from the people who use their applications. They have design partners and focus groups, beta periods where feedback is channeled back to the developers and tweaks made, and there are post-release initiatives aimed at improving the quality and satisfaction rate of the productÂ… but even in the best run process the users are not intimately involved in the development process. With Teqlo the users are intimately involved because they are the developer. [...]

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tecosystems — Sat, 14 Oct 2006 05:22:20 +0000

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