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Delicious Will Stay On But What Are The Lessons

Delicious Will Stay On But What Are The Lessons

By Krishnan Subramanian on December 17, 2010

Image via CrunchBase Yesterday the techworld went crazy with the news about Yahoo shutting down the popular bookmarking service Delicious. There were calls for keeping the service alive and, as it happened in the case of XMarks, many even offered to pay for the service. The agony didn’t last long as Yahoo’s PR realized the [...]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged cloud computing, delicious, lessons, open source, saas

Lord of the Flies – The Company

Lord of the Flies – The Company

By Mark Fidelman on February 15, 2010

The story is set in a company you’re all familiar with.  There are no adults in control just big people that believe they are adults.  It started well, a revolutionary product that changed how people went about their work.  But not all that starts well ends well. Two dominant boy-men control the company.  We’ll call [...]

Posted in Strategy | Tagged dysfunctional business, lessons, management, Strategy

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