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Customer Focus: the Constellation Supernova Awards

Customer Focus: the Constellation Supernova Awards

By Zoli Erdos on June 6, 2011

Constellation Research, founded by fellow Enterprise Irregular and star analyst Ray Wang has just announced the  ambitious Supernova Awards program, focusing on – what a twist! – customer champions of innovation, rather than vendors. Krish and I both feel honored to have been invited as Judges for the Cloud Computing category. Below is the official […]

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Disrupting The Analyst Industry Through Blogs, Yeah Right!!

Disrupting The Analyst Industry Through Blogs, Yeah Right!!

By Krishnan Subramanian on March 15, 2011

For a long time I was getting frustrated with where the industry, in general, and analyst space, in particular, are heading. When I got into research and analysis, I thought blogs can disrupt the analyst industry in the same way open source disrupted the proprietary software. As a believer in grassroots approach to social and […]

Posted in Featured Posts, General | Tagged analysts, awards, Bloggers, cloud camp, cloudies, cloudyawards, cloudys, democratization, industry analyst, influence, influencers, insights, public relations, social media | 13 Responses

The InfoWorld 2009 Technology of the Year Awards

The InfoWorld 2009 Technology of the Year Awards

By Zoli Erdos on January 22, 2009

InfoWorld announced the winners of the 2009 Technology of the Year Awards in Applications, Middleware, and Data Management: The Awards are presented in a slideshow format, and InfoWorld made it almost unreadable: there is an ad in between every single page, you either 20 second to flip a page, or have to click “skip” every […]

Posted in Entrepreneurship | Tagged applications, awards, data management, firefox, infoworld, middleware, zoho

Morsels from the Crunchies, or Whatever Happened to Startups?

Morsels from the Crunchies, or Whatever Happened to Startups?

By Zoli Erdos on January 12, 2009

There were two Golden Globes ceremonies this weekend: one for movies, and one for Technology.  The latter, the Crunchies took place in San Francisco, and despite the posh venues – Herbst Theatre and the City Hall – it was definitely less glitzy then her Hollywood sister.   Here are some of the major fashion observations dedicated […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged awards, crunchies, GigaOM, golden globe, innovation, silicon valley, startups, techcrunch, Technology, venturebeat

Zoho: Best LittleCo of 2008 that Could … and Will

Zoho: Best LittleCo of 2008 that Could … and Will

By Zoli Erdos on December 22, 2008

Most CloudAve readers probably know that Zoho is our exclusive sponsor. When we launched in September, the speculation that this will turn us into nothing but a PR outlet for Zoho was inevitable. I think in these few months we have proven otherwise, by being very conservative with Zoho coverage (if anything, we have a […]

Posted in Small business | Tagged awards, bigco, google, microsoft, ReadWriteWeb, rww, saas, smb, sme, web offfice, zoho. littleco | 1 Response

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