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Crowdsourcing for a Billion Dollar Business – Cisco I-Prize

Crowdsourcing for a Billion Dollar Business – Cisco I-Prize

By Hutch Carpenter on March 16, 2010

Crowdsourcing continues to grow in popularity and importance across a number of industries. Tac Andersen, at the South by Southwest Interactive event in Austin, took in the buzz there, and notes that crowdsourcing is heating up. Digital strategy, marketing and design firm Last Exit called crowdsourcing a top digital marketing trend for 2010. With that […]

Posted in General | Tagged cisco, crowdsourcing, e-learning, energy, game shows, gaming, geek, i-prize, open innovation, virtual reality, webcams | 1 Response

SaaS v. On-premises Software: Which One is More Green?

SaaS v. On-premises Software: Which One is More Green?

By Guest Authors on September 25, 2009

(The following is a guest post by Chris Thorman @ SoftwareAdvice.com)  In case you haven’t heard (or aren’t obsessively following IT trends like we are), the great trend in software is the evolution from traditional “on-premises” software (e.g. client/server software installed at the office) to Software as a Service (SaaS) (i.e. web-based applications that are […]

Posted in Application Software | Tagged cloud computing, electronic medical records, emr, energy, green, medical software, on-demand, on-premise, saas, sustainability | 2 Responses

Resistance is Futile: Google is Unstoppable

Resistance is Futile: Google is Unstoppable

By Zoli Erdos on February 11, 2009

Two seemingly unrelated items: Today Hitwise reported on how Google Maps is catching up on Mapquest, which once was the king of online mapping.   Perhaps more important than just the numbers is the source of traffic:  61% of Google Maps traffic comes from links placed in organic Google Search results.  Contrast that to Mapquest, […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged borg, electricity, email, energy, gmail, google, google maps, gotmail, health 2.0, Health care, hotmail, mapquest, microsoft, monopoly, yahoo | 1 Response

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