By Zoli Erdos on October 26, 2012
Apple CEO Tim Cook left behind his old metaphor of “fridge and toaster” and is now calling Windows 8 a car that flies and floats, while not exactly doing either function very well. I am not exactly a Win8 fanboy, but there are a few (emphasis on few) things Win8 is doing well: informative tiles [...]
Posted in Just for fun, Technology | Tagged Apple, citroen, Fantomas, flying car, humor, ipad, Logitech, microsoft, surface, tablets, Tim Cook, win8, windows 8
By Jason M. Lemkin on October 26, 2012
The other day I was meeting with the founder of a really cool SaaS start-up. Great logo customers, great early traction, plenty of capital, fun space. This founder pretty much had me until he told me the classic line, “And we win almost every deal.” >> If there’s any sign you aren’t pushing hard [...]
Posted in Entrepreneurship | Tagged market, sales, software as a service
By Ben Kepes on October 26, 2012
As I go from conference to conference, I’m seeing more and more examples of people talking about the “open cloud.” Proponents talk about choice, flexibility and the inherent safety of the open cloud. Opponents, on the other hand, point to fragmentation, immaturity and concerns about anything that is available without
Posted in Infrastructure | Tagged cloud, Jonathan Bryce, Krish, Krishnan Subramanian, opensource, openstack, Rackspace Cloud, Rishidot Research |