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Breaking Up Again, OneNote and I Must Go Separate Ways

Breaking Up Again, OneNote and I Must Go Separate Ways

By Adron Hall on April 15, 2014

Ok, psychologically one is supposed to tell the good news last and the bad news first. Well, I’m doing that backwards with this article. First things first, all the awesome about Microsoft’s OneNote App. Microsoft OneNote The cool thing is, after more than a few years, OneNote runs on pretty much runs on most mobile and desktop […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged evernote, microsoft, Microsoft Office, Microsoft OneNote, office suite, onenote, reviews, windows | 1 Response

When Big Companies Can Kill You.  And When They Can’t.

When Big Companies Can Kill You. And When They Can’t.

By Jason M. Lemkin on March 25, 2013

I remember every day, every moment, of both my start-ups with hyper-lucidity.  But a few moments especially stand out.  Those times when BigCo calls you up to their fancy office, and tells you they are going to enter your space and kill you. It happened to me twice at EchoSign.  I’m not going to share […]

Posted in Entrepreneurship, Featured Posts | Tagged bigco, echosign, Entrepreneurship, evernote, google, Google Keep, saas, startups

We Got Hacked, Now What?

We Got Hacked, Now What?

By Chirag Mehta on March 18, 2013

Hopefully you really have a good answer for this. Getting hacked is no longer a distant probability; it’s a harsh reality. The most recent incident was Evernote losing customer information including email addresses and passwords to a hacker. I’m an Evernote customer and I watched the drama unfold from the perspective of an end user. […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Security | Tagged evernote, hacking, Security | 1 Response

When You Hire Your First Sales Rep — Just Make Sure You Hire Two

When You Hire Your First Sales Rep — Just Make Sure You Hire Two

By Jason M. Lemkin on January 11, 2013

The time is probably going to come when you have to build a sales team in SaaS.  It may be Day 1 if you have plenty of capital and are selling to large enterprises.  It may be X months down the road, once you close a few deals of large enough size ($x,000 ACV) to […]

Posted in Entrepreneurship, Featured Posts | Tagged dropbox, Entrepreneurship, evernote, saas, sales, startups

Dropbox, Google Drive, Apple iCloud, Microsoft SkyDrive; maybe they’re not apples after all?

Dropbox, Google Drive, Apple iCloud, Microsoft SkyDrive; maybe they’re not apples after all?

By Paul Miller on November 21, 2012

Cloud storage product Dropbox is one of those tools that users tend to rave about. It’s deceptively simple. It’s pretty reliable. The value proposition is immediately apparent. It has paid tiers of usage that bring additional storage but (like other freemium beacons such as Evernote) the free offering is rich enough to be compelling, engaging, […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged amazon, Apple, box, cloud computing, cloud storage, dropbox, evernote, google, microsoft, skydrive, Windows Live SkyDrive | 5 Responses

The Only Kind of Product That Can Pull Off Freemium

The Only Kind of Product That Can Pull Off Freemium

By Chris Yeh on August 24, 2012

The Wall Street Journal finally picks up on the freemium trend (it’s only been 2-3 years, right?) The problem is, anyone reading the article is probably under the impression that what succeeds and what doesn’t i…

Posted in Entrepreneurship, Featured Posts | Tagged businessmodel, dropbox, evernote, freemium, Lead generation | 1 Response

Using the Cloud for personal productivity with Evernote

Using the Cloud for personal productivity with Evernote

By David Terrar on March 13, 2012

I’ve just made a significant switch in one of the main tools I use for my own personal productivity which highlights a key trend for the industry and all of us – the personal cloud.  Whether it is for work or our personal lives we use desktop computers, laptops, mobile phones, media players and tablets […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged evernote, google docs, ipad, microsoft, Microsoft OneNote, onenote | 4 Responses

My Quick Take on Quicktate (Convenient Transcription Has Finally Arrived)

My Quick Take on Quicktate (Convenient Transcription Has Finally Arrived)

By Zoli Erdos on February 28, 2012

It is rare that I get so excited about a new service I feel compelled to grab a pen mic smartphone and blog about it. But today it just happened: the service I’m going to talk about is Quicktate. For background, let me just come clear and admit that I’m a really lousy typist and […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged dragon naturally speaking, evernote, IBM ViaVoice, nuance, productivity, Quicktate, smartphone, speech recognition, Speech Technology, Transcription (service), voice recognition

Evernote Celebrates Birthday by Joining the Billion Dollar Club (Really?)

Evernote Celebrates Birthday by Joining the Billion Dollar Club (Really?)

By Zoli Erdos on June 27, 2011

Evernote has recently celebrated their third birthday. I also recently had my 21st birthday – it feels good to be able to legally grab a drink finally.  (Hey, if Evernote can lie about their age, so can I…).   Joke apart, I have no idea why a company would pretend to be half as young as […]

Posted in Application Software, Entrepreneurship, Featured Posts | Tagged android, billion dollar club, bubble, collaboration, digital brain, evernote, iOS, iphone, microsoft, mobility, notes, ocr, onenote, pdf, productivity, startups, vc funding | 2 Responses

Well, Well, SAP is now on Google Apps MarketPlace. Ok, Just StreamWork. But Still:-)

Well, Well, SAP is now on Google Apps MarketPlace. Ok, Just StreamWork. But Still:-)

By Zoli Erdos on December 6, 2010

Straight from the Who-woulda-thunk-it department: time to rethink the Enterprise Software is Not Sexy meme.  Or at least parts of it.  We’ve previously introduced SAP’s StreamWork collaboration platform – it is now available on the Google Apps Marketplace. That’s not exactly the old-fashioned Enterprise Approach to market. And if you look at SAP’s StreamWork Partner […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged box.net, chatter, collaboration, enterprise software, evernote, google, google apps, google apps marketplace, salesforce.com, sap, scribd, StreamWork

Evernote Offers An Option To Import Google Notebook

Evernote Offers An Option To Import Google Notebook

By Krishnan Subramanian on January 22, 2009

Image by /Sizemore/ via Flickr We recently wrote about Zoho offering an option to import data from Google Notebook to Zoho Notebook. Even though it was a bit crude, it got the work done and gave peace of mind to many users of Google Notebook. Today, Evernote announced the availability of an option to import […]

Posted in General | Tagged evernote, google notebook, migration, saas | 2 Responses

Google Notebook – Help Is On The Way

Google Notebook – Help Is On The Way

By Krishnan Subramanian on January 20, 2009

Image via CrunchBase Google shocked the world by stopping the development of Google Notebook. Both Zoho and Evernote promised to offer a way to import Google Notebook to their products. Zoho delivered on their promise with an option to import from your Google Notebook. It is not a neat way but it gets the work […]

Posted in Product reviews | Tagged evernote, google notebook, migration, saas, zoho notebook | 1 Response

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