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Robert Scoble

Is the desktop dead? Scoble and friends face-off on mobile

Is the desktop dead? Scoble and friends face-off on mobile

By Michael Krigsman on March 4, 2013

As part of the BusinessNext and (New Media Expo) conference, held this past January in Las Vegas, I asked a couple of interesting and highly accomplished friends — Robert Scoble and Vala Afshar — to discuss the impact of cloud, social, and mobile in the enterprise. Famous blogger, author, and Rackspace executive, Robert Scoble, spends significant time with large […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged mobile, Robert Scoble, Social Enterprise | 1 Response

1990s Called And Wanted Their AOL Back

1990s Called And Wanted Their AOL Back

By Krishnan Subramanian on February 6, 2012

On Saturday, Robert Scoble made a blog post declaring the death of open web. In the post Robert argued that the open web as we know now is dying and no one can save it from the walled gardens of Facebook, Twitter, Google+, etc.. John, where were you? At least Dave has been consistently trying […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged facebook, google plus, insights, open web, openweb, Robert Scoble, social, social networks, twitter, walled garden, web | 4 Responses

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 […]

Posted in Enterprise, Featured Posts, Strategy, Trends & Concepts | Tagged Adrian Bowles, Alan Silberberg, AMP, Amy Wilson, Annalie Killian, ASUG, ASUG News, Augemented Reality, awards, BallouPR, Barney Beal, Bloom & Wallace, Bob Egan, Bridgette Chambers, business analytics, Business Intelligence, case studies, CBS News, Chris Kanaracus, Clean Tech, cloud, cloud computing, cloudave, Colette Ballou, ComputerWorld UK, Constellation Research, Constellation Research Inc., Constellation SuperNova Awards, Courtney Bjorlin, CRM Magazine, David Brousell, David Myron, disruptive, disruptive technologies, Disruptive technology, Douglas Henschen, Emerging Technologies, Erin Kinikin, esteban kolsky, Frank Scavo, govtech, IDG News Service, Info Today, Information Week, Jason Maynard, Jeff Ashcroft, John Furrier, Kash Rangan, Kewal Varia, Krishnan Subramaninan, KrishWorld, Larry Dignan, Managing Automation, Maribel Loepz, Marshall Kirkpatrick, Marshall Lager, Merrill Lynch, Mike Simons, Mobile Enterprise, Naomi Bloom, paul greenberg, Paul Papadimitriou, R “Ray” Wang;, rackspace, readwritecloud, ReadWriteEnterprise, ReadWriteWeb, Robert Scoble, rwang0, Sepharim Group, social analytics, Social Business, social business software, social commerce, Social CRM, Social Enterprise, social enterprise apps, Social Technologies, software, Software Insider, SoftwareInsider, Spark Communications, SuperNova Awards, Susan Thomas, Tech Target, The 56 Group LLC, theMIX Agency, ThinkJar, Third Idea Consulting LLC, Thomas PUblishing, Thomas Wailgum, Trainer Communications, Vanessa Camones, Weber Shandwick, Wells Fargo Securities, ZD Net, Zoli Erdos

Does Every Company Need a Robert Scoble? (infographic)

Does Every Company Need a Robert Scoble? (infographic)

By Mark Fidelman on January 5, 2011

What I learned in 2010 can be summed up in one individual Except for reading the occasional year end articles (notables include Kotadia, Maggie Fox, McAfee) I typically skip the tradition of trying to summarize an entire year in 10 bullet points. The Enterprise 2.0/Social Business space is just too dynamic with many starts, stops […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Marketing | Tagged building 43, corporate evangelist, evangelism, facebook, Featured, flickr, hutch carpenter, Infographics, Klout, Miscellany, Quora, rackspace, ray wang, Robert Scoble, scobleizer, twitter | 6 Responses

Download Your Facebook Data: I Got A Hint One Week Back

Download Your Facebook Data: I Got A Hint One Week Back

By Krishnan Subramanian on October 6, 2010

Facebook is holding an event today and one of the big news coming out of the event is regarding their move towards data portability. According to Techcrunch, At today’s Facebook event in Palo Alto, Mark Zuckerberg just announced a feature that allows users to port their data off of Facebook, “People own and have control […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Platforms | Tagged data, data ownership, data portability, david Recordon, facebook, privacy, Robert Scoble, social media, social networks | 3 Responses

Another Face of Microsoft Leaves -  this time via a Firing

Another Face of Microsoft Leaves – this time via a Firing

By Dan Morrill on November 4, 2009

I am a diehard Microsoft Fan boy – even though I own an Apple and Linux boxes and use AWS for most of my infrastructure needs at work and at play, Microsoft still is an important part of my normal work day. But with the release of Don Dodge (who I have met at a […]

Posted in Entrepreneurship | Tagged Apple, business, don dodge, layoff, linux, microsoft, politics, Robert Scoble

Final Closing Thoughts on Gnomedex 09

Final Closing Thoughts on Gnomedex 09

By Dan Morrill on August 22, 2009

Image by Josh Bancroft via Flickr When you go to a convention you really never know what you are really going to get. Sometimes you get something totally cool that makes you stop and think, while at other times you get stuff that is so mind bogglingly dull that it is hard to believe that […]

Posted in General | Tagged Creative Commons, facebook, FriendFeed, Gnomedex, Robert Scoble, seattle, windows 7

Merchant’s Mirror - Review

Merchant’s Mirror – Review

By Ben Kepes on March 23, 2009

Accounting 2.0 at CloudAve In an ongoing series of reviews and analysis pieces, CloudAve is taking a deep look into accounting software for the new world. See the other posts at this tag Introduction & Background   Merchant’s Mirror had the stereotypical genesis when a couple of guys, sick of using an installed application for […]

Posted in Design, Product reviews | Tagged accy2, merchants mirros.accounting, Robert Scoble, saas, saas accounting

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