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Dreamforce 2012: Dream a Little Dream of (with) Me: Part 1

Dreamforce 2012: Dream a Little Dream of (with) Me: Part 1

By Paul Greenberg on October 11, 2012

Dreamforce 2012, a.k.a. Dreamforce X, the annual nodal point and Hollywood(like) bash run by salesforce.com was bigger and better this year than ever. Thing is, that isn’t just a comment on its coolness – though it was that, without any doubt at all. W…

Posted in Business, Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged AppExchange, Cloud Computing, collaboration, df12, Dreamforce, salesforce.com, Wikipedia, YouTube | 2 Responses

Zen and the Art of Product Management

Zen and the Art of Product Management

By Steve Mann on May 3, 2010

Here’s Chapter’s 1-3 of Storming the Castle. Chapter 3 is Zen and the Art of Product Management (text only is below). Enjoy! Feedback is most welcome. Download Storming_the_Castle We’re this far into our GTM planning to take our most prized…

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged Art of Product Management, Business, marketing, Product Management, Wikipedia

The SaaS applications wiki - open for business

The SaaS applications wiki – open for business

By David Terrar on February 12, 2010

Over on AccountingWEB’s forums (you need an AWEB account to log in, but it’s free) there have been some heavy exchanges discussing the barriers to adoption of Cloud solutions by accountants in practice in the UK.  I found it interesting, but sadly the dialogue has been too vendor driven, with plenty of verbiage from the […]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged Accounting & Finance, Cloud Computing, CloudAve, collaboration, enterprise, General Business, Groupware, On Demand, PBWorks, SaaS, Wiki, Wikipedia, Wikis, Xero

Does a picture paint a thousand words?

Does a picture paint a thousand words?

By David Terrar on January 22, 2010

I’ve been spending a lot of time in the last few weeks thinking about the basics of presentations combined with how you get the positioning and messaging for your product right.  To help I’ve been reading Jack Trout‘s In Search of the Obvious, a marketing book which is all about making sure you focus your […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged Business Development, marketing, media, sales, strategy, Wikipedia

Why is Wikipedia anti small business? “Get Better PR”

Why is Wikipedia anti small business? “Get Better PR”

By James Governor on October 23, 2009

I like Wikipedia a lot. But it infuriates me than while major incumbents in any sector are “notable” enough to be worthy of an entry, small firms, or new ideas, are not. Its bizarre that while RedMonk is cited repeatedly in the knowledge base, when people have tried to create an entry for us it […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged Knowledge base, redmonk, smb, Wikipedia

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