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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

pretzel logic: l’acte deux

pretzel logic: l’acte deux

By Sameer Patel on August 5, 2013

Five years ago I started this blog because I felt really strongly about an ill conceived contention in a blog post about the promise of RSS. Hours before I read that post, I had no intention or desire to blog but I felt really strongly about my PoV and decided to put up a blog […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged Enterprise and Social Sofware, Facebook, Instagram, linkedin, Personal, SaaS and Cloud, social business, Social Enterprise, YELP | 1 Response

Monday’s Musings: Mastering When and How High End Brands Should Use Daily Deal Sites Such As Groupon

Monday’s Musings: Mastering When and How High End Brands Should Use Daily Deal Sites Such As Groupon

By R "Ray" Wang on April 4, 2011

Daily Deal Sites Claim To Bring New Customers Chicago, Illinois based Groupon, is a consumer oriented commerce site that brings consumers looking for the ultimate deal to businesses seeking new customer bases.  Local based targeting, fun cheeky copy, and a reach in almost 600 cities powers the frenzy behind the “daily deals”.   Customers pay upfront.  […]

Posted in Business | Tagged $GOOG, and BuyWithMe, Apps Strategy, best practices, Bloomspot, CEO, CIO, CMO, Facebook, google, Groupon, livingsocial, market strategy, marketing, microsoft, MSFT, OpenTable, R “Ray” Wang;, R "Ray" Wang;, rwang0, Scoutmob, socbiz, social analytics, social business, Social Business Software, social commerce, Social CRM, Social Enterprise, social marketing insights, Social Media, Tippr, Yahoo, YELP, YHOO

OnCompare: Finally a Service to Help Pick Other Web-based Services (Yes, Yelp +++)

OnCompare: Finally a Service to Help Pick Other Web-based Services (Yes, Yelp +++)

By Zoli Erdos on February 2, 2011

It’s rare I get excited by a new service, but OnCompare has great promise, and if my own experience trying / discarding services is any indication, it serves a real need.  Mashable calls is Yelp For Software, not without reason, in fact half a year ago it was just a cry out for help by […]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged Crowdsourcing, OnCompare, Product reviews, SaaS, Site Management, software as a service, software selection, YELP

Why I’m Unplugging From Location Based Services Until The Privacy Issue Is Resolved

Why I’m Unplugging From Location Based Services Until The Privacy Issue Is Resolved

By R "Ray" Wang on January 17, 2011

Convergence Of Smart Phone Affordability And Broad Network Access Drives Growth In Location Based Services I’ve been a big fan of location based services (LBS). In fact, many of you have followed my whereabouts on Yelp, Tripit, and other integrated Twitter services. As many of you know, location based services take your geographical position from […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged ACMA, analytics, AT&T Navigation Services, Australian Communications and Media Authority, BI, BrightKite, business intelligence, Cellcom, Cloud, Constellation Research, CTIA, disruptive, disruptive technologies, Disruptive technology, EchoEcho, EFF, Electronic Frontier Foundation, Electronic Privacy Information Center, Facebook, Foursquare, Foursqure, Global Navigator and Maps, google, Google Maps, Google Navigation, Google. Latitude, Gowalla, LBS, linkedin, LOC-AID, Location Based Services, Loopt, Mark Zuckerberg, mobile, Monday's Musings, Monday’s Musings, OnStar, Phantom Alert, Plazes, PleaseRobMe, predictive analytics, R “Ray” Wang;, R "Ray" Wang;, Rummble, rwang0, SaaS, Sam Altman, Smartphones, socbiz, Social, social analytics, social business, Social CRM, Sprint Family Locator, Trapster, Tripit, Web analytics, WHERE, Yahoo, Yahoo! Maps, YELP, Yowza!!, Zhiing | 4 Responses

The Left Over Prediction for 2011, Winning the Local Wars

The Left Over Prediction for 2011, Winning the Local Wars

By Michael Fauscette on January 17, 2011

The process of coming up with predictions each year is an interesting one. It involves a lot of brainstorming and idea pitching of course, and in the end quite a few ideas end up on the "cutting room" floor. Now…

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged 2011 Predictions, ad, AR, context, Facebook, Foursquare, google, Groupon, hyper-local, local, location based, mobile, Social, YELP | 3 Responses

The New Face of Commerce; Local, Social and With a Unified Experience

The New Face of Commerce; Local, Social and With a Unified Experience

By Michael Fauscette on December 5, 2010

Twice this year Google has attempted to buy a leg up in the local commerce arena and twice they have failed. Last January they made a run at Yelp and last week the target was Groupon. Google, it would seem,…

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged commerce, ECommerce, google, Groupon, shopping, social business, technology, YELP | 2 Responses

The 8 Flavors of Social

The 8 Flavors of Social

By Bob Warfield on October 19, 2010

1.  Social built on email and message board traffic.  Perhaps Notes started this frolic, or was it IRC?  Both still soldier on quietly in their corners while forums won the day.  Xobni and others want to go back to the future. 2.  Social built on documents.  Wikis, in other words.  Blogs also get a run […]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged Flickr, linkedin, Online Communities, Social, Social network, user interface, Web 2.0, YELP, YouTube | 3 Responses

Ten Tech Tells for ‘10

By Chris Selland on December 22, 2009

This is by no means a comprehensive list – it’s admittedly biased toward the tech sectors I follow most closely (software and wireless) – but here are a few companies I’ll be keeping an eye on as we move into the new year – some as short-term opportunities, others with a longer time horizon.  If, […]

Posted in Business | Tagged $GOOG, AAPL, CRM, Dell, FBOOK, Java, NUAN, NVTL, orcl, rimm, S, sap, T, VZ, YELP | 2 Responses

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