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Why Completely Trusting Enterprise Software Review Sites Is A Bad Idea

Why Completely Trusting Enterprise Software Review Sites Is A Bad Idea

By Louis Columbus on March 25, 2014

The scope, scale and variety of enterprise software review sites continues to accelerate, each promising a true glimpse into a buyer’s experience. These sites include Credii, G2Crowd, Google Apps Marketplace, Microsoft’s Pinpoint, LinkedIn, Trustradius, Salesforce AppExchange, and many others.  Each of these sites claims to have safeguards in place to ensure authenticity of reviews.  A few including G2Crowd are positioning themselves as Yelp for Software. […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged and Yelp Review Fraud, competition, Credii, Fake It Till You Make It: Reputation, G2Crowd, google apps marketplace, Harvard Business School, linkedin, Microsoft’s Pinpoint, Salesforce AppExchange, sap, Trustradius, YELP | 3 Responses

Salesforce Riding High, Opens Dreamforce

Salesforce Riding High, Opens Dreamforce

By Denis Pombriant on August 31, 2011

Salesforce.com is riding the crest of wave after wave of good news as it starts Dreamforce, its annual convocation for customers, prospects, the press and analyst communities.  Forty thousand people are expected in San Francisco for the event at some point in the week. In a sign of how big this event has become, last […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged #DF11, benioff, christensen, CRM, Current Affairs, Dreamforce, economics, Facebook, Forbes, Harvard Business School, innovator's dilemma, Oracle OpenWorld, Salesforce Chatter, salesforce.com

Is Fashion Stake Legal?   Fashion Stake Crowdsources Haute Couture

Is Fashion Stake Legal? Fashion Stake Crowdsources Haute Couture

By Jeff Nolan on April 5, 2010

A major problem in the fashion industry is that it is very difficult for a new designer to “break the code” that enables a distribution capability, so as a result we have few brands dominating the retail landscape and a couture business that while garnering headlines actually generates very little in the way of actual […]

Posted in Business | Tagged Fashion, fashion stake, Harvard Business School, Haute couture, investment, Quid pro quo | 2 Responses

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