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Proxies Are As Useful As Real Data

Proxies Are As Useful As Real Data

By Chirag Mehta on June 17, 2012

Last year I ran a highly unscientific experiment. I would regularly put a DVD in an open mail bin in my office to mail it back to Netflix, every late Monday afternoon. I would also count the total number of Netflix DVDs put inside that bin by other people. Over a period of time I […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts, General, Trends & Concepts | Tagged algorithms, big data, linkedin, Netflix, proxy, statistical analysis

Is There A Social Media Bubble?

Is There A Social Media Bubble?

By Chris Yeh on April 16, 2012

Of course there’s a social media bubble. All over the map, everyone ranging from seed-stage investors to the public markets are paying inflated prices for social media assets. But while the current frenzy is a bubble, it doesn’t even come close to the magnitude and madness of the Dot-Com bubble. Back in those days, “eyeballs” […]

Posted in Entrepreneurship | Tagged Apple, bubble, Dot-com bubble, dotcom, facebook, Instagram, linkedin, social media, SocialMedia, twitter

Cloud is Simple. Well, It’s Real Complex but that Complexity Can, and Should, be Hidden from Users.

Cloud is Simple. Well, It’s Real Complex but that Complexity Can, and Should, be Hidden from Users.

By Ben Kepes on February 15, 2012

An interesting discussion occurred on the CloudU LinkedIn group recently. It was started by an awesome post from James Urquhart admonishing people to accept the fact that Cloud is complex and to simply deal with it. The inimitable Sam Johnston posted an interesting response, the essence of which was that, while Cloud is undoubtedly complex, […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged Application programming interface, CloudComputing, Information Technology, james urquhart, linkedin, sam johnston | 1 Response

OneBill Launches (Another) Subscription Commerce Platform

OneBill Launches (Another) Subscription Commerce Platform

By Ben Kepes on February 14, 2012

Just when the world thought it was well provided for subscription commerce toolsets, OneBill is today launching its own take on this product area. Subscription billing is a massive area of opportunity as organizations look to gain increased flexibility and agility when it comes to selling their products in new

Posted in Application Software | Tagged aria systems, google, linkedin, recurly, salesforce.com, software as a service, vindicia, zuora

Facebook's new "Needs Review" feature

Facebook’s new “Needs Review” feature

By Dan Morrill on November 15, 2011

I like Facebook a lot, and spend significant social media time there talking to people and otherwise engaging in the usual social media voyeurism. What was very cool today though was the “needs review” tag that is automatically opt-in rather than the usual don’t sweat it you have to manually figure out how to opt-in […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged facebook, google, Image, linkedin, social media, Social network, Techwag Basics, twitter | 2 Responses

Why Pseudonymity Is Such an Important Concept

Why Pseudonymity Is Such an Important Concept

By Mark Suster on September 22, 2011

Fred Wilson wrote a blog post yesterday called “Real Names” in which he talked about a commenter on his blog who preferred not to comment because he didn’t want to use his real name. It’s all told through a graphic & very short so worth your having a quick read. It’s a powerful concept. The […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged facebook, Friendster, HackerNews, linkedin, Pseudonymity, social networks, Startup Advice, twitter

Things I would like to see added to Google Plus

Things I would like to see added to Google Plus

By Dan Morrill on August 15, 2011

Nice first jump out of the gate, and good for Google for starting to get social networking and social media. The games addition is a good thing because honestly that is what it will take to get people to come along and try out the new system. Games seem to be the lowest common denominator […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged facebook, google, google plus, linkedin, Stumbleupon, twitter

From Arab Spring to UK Summer putting the brakes on Social Networking

From Arab Spring to UK Summer putting the brakes on Social Networking

By Dan Morrill on August 11, 2011

First World meets Social Media and attempts to curtail it much like their third world counterparts – too late the cat is so far out of the bag we can’t even catch a whiff of what things were like before social media communications to coordinate groups for good, or bad. It is interesting that the […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged David Cameron, facebook, Government, linkedin, politics, Research In Motion, social media, twitter

5 Techniques To Deal With Spam: Open Letter To Twitter

5 Techniques To Deal With Spam: Open Letter To Twitter

By Chirag Mehta on June 15, 2011

I love Twitter, but lately, I am getting annoyed by Twitter spam and I’m not the only one. I don’t want Twitter spam to become email spam. I don’t want to whine about that either, so I spent some time thinking about what Twitter could do to deal with spam. Consider this an open letter […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged iphone, linkedin, Quora, spam, Spambot, twitter

Why Twitter Favorites Aren’t Really Your Favorite Tweets

Why Twitter Favorites Aren’t Really Your Favorite Tweets

By Mark Suster on June 10, 2011

  Twitter is an ephemeral service. It’s what I love about Twitter. When I’m in the mood to consume what my world is telling me right now I can “tune in” to Twitter and digest the rapid stream. I don’t really worry about missing stuff. If somebody wanted me to see something they’d @ message […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged facebook, linkedin, Online Communities, Social network, Tech Market Analysis, twitter | 1 Response

Three Ways to Use Linkedin for Social Sales

Three Ways to Use Linkedin for Social Sales

By Jacob Morgan on May 15, 2011

I’m a big fan of Linkedin, I use it several times a week and when I announce what I’m working on (which I will do within a few days) it will become even more clear why it’s been so useful to me.  I have three favorite uses for Linkedin: Finding relevant people to connect with, […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Marketing | Tagged google, linkedin, linkedin for social sales, scrm, Social CRM, social media for sales, Social Sales, social sales strategy, using linkedin for sales | 3 Responses

Why BranchOut is a Better Recruiting Solution than LinkedIn (Hint: It’s Social)

Why BranchOut is a Better Recruiting Solution than LinkedIn (Hint: It’s Social)

By Mark Fidelman on April 20, 2011

“68 percent of people who understand HTML prefer nonfiction, compared with 48 percent of people in general.” Based on a survey of 44 people who know HTML and 116 people in general. – from Correlated.org Correlated.org is a new site that helps discover unexpected correlations between seemingly unrelated things. It’s fascinating how they develop the […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged branchout, enterprise 2.0, facebook, hiring, linkedin, Miscellany, recruiting, Social Business, Social network

The Enterprise Social Goodness

The Enterprise Social Goodness

By Guest Authors on April 18, 2011

Ever since the word “social” became a famous consumer token that is overused and overhyped every minute of every day, the business world started wondering about how to build an enterprise social network that had all the right and relevant component…

Posted in Enterprise, Featured Posts | Tagged flicker, google, HCM, hr, linkedin, Quora, social, Stumbleupon, twitter, youtube

Social Recruiting - 3 Questions Answered

Social Recruiting – 3 Questions Answered

By Guest Authors on April 5, 2011

One of the pressing questions surrounding social media these days is it’s applicability to recruiting and other people management processes within an organization.  Specifically, there is an ethics debate around how much of the Facebook, Linkedin and Twitter data are employers allowed to discover, request and use in the hiring process.  Today I see organizations […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged facebook, HCM, hiring, hr, Klout, linkedin, recruiting, social, Social influence, social media, Social network, talent, twitter

Performance Reviews - Infographic

Performance Reviews – Infographic

By Guest Authors on April 1, 2011

A simple Linkedin poll asked few questions about performance reviews and here’s the result – top management still thinks of performance reviews as “time consuming” and employees consider it to be one of the most stressful times of the year. Nobody fin…

Posted in Business | Tagged HCM, hr, Information graphics, linkedin, performance, Review

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