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Five Trends Shaping the Future of Work

Five Trends Shaping the Future of Work

By Jacob Morgan on November 15, 2013

When it comes to the future of work there are a few key trends which business leaders need to pay attention to. Understanding these trends will allow organizations to better prepare and adapt to the changes which are impacting the way we work. These five trends are: 1) changing behaviors which are being shaped by […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Strategy | Tagged cloud, collaboration technologies, connecting to work, five trends shaping future of work, future of work, mobility, new behaviors, social media, staying connected | 1 Response

Would the Last Blackberry User Please Turn Out the Lights? I Already Left the Building

Would the Last Blackberry User Please Turn Out the Lights? I Already Left the Building

By Mark Suster on December 17, 2012

My Blackberry died today. Or maybe yesterday, I don’t know. It seems so long ago that we had to start hiding our Blackberry’s in our pockets to avoid always being chastised. If you were caught sending out an email on your Blackberry you had to quickly whip out your iPhone to show that – wait! […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Mobile | Tagged Blackberry, iphone, mobile, mobility

Analytics-first Enterprise Applications

Analytics-first Enterprise Applications

By Chirag Mehta on October 16, 2012

This is the story of Tim Zimmer who has been working as a technician for one of the large appliance store chains. His job is to attend service calls for washers and dryers. He has seen a lot in his life; a lot has changed but a few things have stayed t…

Posted in Application Software, Enterprise, Featured Posts, Mobile | Tagged Analytics, big data, enterprise applications, mobility

Mobile First?  The Desktop Still Has Three Good Years Left in It in SaaS

Mobile First? The Desktop Still Has Three Good Years Left in It in SaaS

By Jason M. Lemkin on October 15, 2012

“Mobile First.”  OK, we all get it.  Look what’s happening on Facebook, as the majority of its usage has rapidly transitioned to mobile, throwing at least a wrench  into its browser-based ad model for the time being.  Google, Zynga, etc. the impact is huge and clear.  Apple seems to be the only one in consumer […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Mobile | Tagged google, ipad, mobile first, mobility, netsuite, saas, salesforce.com, zynga | 2 Responses

SAP and SuccessFactors - SuccessConnect Conference Recap

SAP and SuccessFactors – SuccessConnect Conference Recap

By Jarret Pazahanick on June 11, 2012

I spent last week in San Francisco attending SuccessConnect which is the middle of three SuccessFactors events with the last happening this week in London in which fellow SAP Mentors Luke Marson and Martin Gillet are attending. I started by attending a ½ day analyst event which SuccessFactors did a good job of having high […]

Posted in Application Software, Enterprise, Featured Posts | Tagged charity, cloud, HCM, human_capital_management, innovation, larsluv, leukemia, mobility, saas, sap, sapmentor, succesconnect, successfactors

Wrong Side Of The IT Ecosystem

Wrong Side Of The IT Ecosystem

By Chirag Mehta on February 21, 2012

I find it ridiculous that people are blaming Apple for job creation in China as opposed to in the US. People are also debating how US might in-source some of these manufacturing jobs to compete with China who has sophisticated manufacturing abilities and large skilled labor force supporting these operations. They are all missing the point. […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged Apple, cloud computing, mobility, outsourcing

To RIM: Don't Change The Strategy, Change The Rules

To RIM: Don’t Change The Strategy, Change The Rules

By Chirag Mehta on January 31, 2012

A lot has been said and discussed about RIM’s downfall: indecisive leadership, inability to innovate at fast pace, and no clear path to recovery. I don’t disagree at all with the analysis and the interpretation of the situation, but I do disagree with the conclusion that many people are drawing and vehemently disagree with their […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts, Technology | Tagged android, Blackberry, India, iphone, mobility, network effect, Research In Motion, RIM, smartphone, telco | 2 Responses

Privacy and Loyalty Clubs

Privacy and Loyalty Clubs

By Dave Michels on December 21, 2011

Most of us don’t know when we’ve been hacked or how much of a trail we are leaving. But our corporate secrets may indeed be much bigger than a product protype and are risk of privacy invasion is much broader than a bar.

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts, Mobile | Tagged loyalty, mobility, nojitter, privacy, tech, tracking

Cord-cutting UC

Cord-cutting UC

By Dave Michels on December 4, 2011

Network World is confusing cord cutting with going mobile. We observed in our newsletter a week ago that the integration of business apps on mobile devices was very important to business, but we weren’t quite sure businesses were willing to “cut the cord” in favor of wireless substitution. However, based on results published this week in the BroadSoft 2011 […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Mobile | Tagged Aastra, mobility, wifi

Next?

Next?

By Zoli Erdos on August 15, 2011

(just for fun)      

Posted in Just for fun | Tagged google, mobility, motogoog, motorola, sprint | 1 Response

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

Will Mobile Kill The Web? (Hell No)

Will Mobile Kill The Web? (Hell No)

By Chris Yeh on April 26, 2011

Square honcho and legendary angel investor Keith Rabois said some provocative things about mobile versus web at the VentureBeat Mobile Summit:Keith Rabois, a startup veteran who’s now president and chief operating officer at Square, didn’t mince w…

Posted in Mobile | Tagged Mobile marketing, Mobile web, mobility, web

The Tethering / Hotspot Debate: No, You're Not a Thief. But Somebody Else is a Highway Robber.

The Tethering / Hotspot Debate: No, You’re Not a Thief. But Somebody Else is a Highway Robber.

By Zoli Erdos on April 4, 2011

Interesting debate at ZDNet over wireless data plans:  James Kendrick claims that unpaid tethering makes you a thief.   Thankfully his fellow ZDNet-er Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols has the common sense to dispute  this tethering thief nonsense. Yes, technically if your wireless contract includes an anti-hotspot clause and you turn this feature on, you are in violation. Of […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Mobile | Tagged anachronism, android, ATT, data plans, data service, hotspot, ipad, iphone, mobility, situational device, Tether, wireless, ZDNet

Motorola Takes Us a Step Closer to Personal Computing Nirvana–and it’s Not Even a Computer

Motorola Takes Us a Step Closer to Personal Computing Nirvana–and it’s Not Even a Computer

By Zoli Erdos on January 8, 2011

It took five years, but the personal computing nirvana vision I first heard from Zoho CEO Sridhar Vembu is becoming reality. The concept that I discussed in The Cell-Phone Aware PC May Be a PC-less PC, and other posts is simple.  Instead of a plethora of situational devices with redundant computing capacity, carry around just […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Mobile | Tagged android, google, mobile, mobility, motorola, shell computer, situational hardware, smartphone, sridhar vembu, superphone, web applications, web apps, zoho | 2 Responses

Android Phone Without Google Voice?  Yes, But What a Deal!  You Get What You Pay for @ Virgin Mobile.

Android Phone Without Google Voice? Yes, But What a Deal! You Get What You Pay for @ Virgin Mobile.

By Zoli Erdos on October 7, 2010

News of Virgin Mobile starting to sell an Android phone is disruptive, to say the least. Not because of the phone – it’s a dinky little Samsung Intercept – but because of the plans.  They are all contract-free, and start at $25.  The basic level only gives you 300 minutes to talk, but it includes […]

Posted in Mobile | Tagged android, cellular, google, google voice, htc evo, iphone, mobil, mobility, prepaid phones, Samsung, smartphone, sprint, verizon, virgin mobile | 12 Responses

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