Jeff Nolan's take on innovation, entrepreneurship, tech and stuff that interests me
Great post title, huh? First the hat tip to Scott Rafer for pointing me to this deliciously satirical column about a very serious subject, FAS 157. I propose another rule standard for valuing a company’s assets that reflects my abilities to sell companies like hot cakes. I call it the SAS 69 rule. That means [...]
It’s always fun to read the comments on any article featuring wild animals and Bay Area communities. “Mountain lions” and “Palo Alto” bring out the best in people. “50-year-old man from Portola Valley: more likely a billionaire venture capitalist than a hippie. If he was truly in the park alone, then he was there illegally, [...]
Irrespective of any other event or factor, I think cloud infrastructures are the quiet revolution in the tech industry. Well not so quiet but my point is that it’s hard to overstate the dramatic change they have brought about for how entrepreneurs build new products and companies, as well as how established IT providers are [...]