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Socialcast Goes Free to Increase Adoption

Socialcast Goes Free to Increase Adoption

By Ben Kepes on June 6, 2012

There are a number of vendors trying to determine the best way to increase adoption for enterprise social tools – but no one has yet found a more compelling proposition than giving a product away for free. It’s a sad reality that, despite the continual evangelism by proponents of the “social enterprise”, enterprise social tools […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged sliderocket, social collaboration, Social Enterprise, Social network, socialcast, Tim Young, vmware

About Cloud. And SaaS. And How “Big Apps” Will Always Stay Local

About Cloud. And SaaS. And How “Big Apps” Will Always Stay Local

By Ben Kepes on October 13, 2011

I’ve been doing this whole SaaS thing for a few years now, and fondly remember at the start when people said that only the most svelte of applications (or, more correctly, the applications with the most svelte of payloads) would ever move to the cloud. The people who used to say his would point to […]

Posted in Application Software, Trends & Concepts | Tagged adobe, cloud computing, google docs, Microsoft Office, Photoshop, Prezi, sliderocket, software as a service, Zoho Docs

VisualBee –Trying to Automate Creativity

VisualBee –Trying to Automate Creativity

By Ben Kepes on October 3, 2011

Like many people in the technology industry, I’m regularly tasked with creating and delivering presentations – it’s something I really enjoy – spreading the message of cloud to the world. One of the things I don’t especially enjoy however is the design process around presentations – luckily I have a

Posted in Application Software | Tagged Creativity, Design, Microsoft PowerPoint, powerpoint, presentation, Prezi, sliderocket, slideshare, VisualBee | 4 Responses

Out of Left Field: Vmware Acquires Sliderocket

Out of Left Field: Vmware Acquires Sliderocket

By Zoli Erdos on April 26, 2011

Quick initial reaction: scratching head. Vmware recently shook up the Cloud Computing world with the launch of Cloud Foundry and I think most of us would have pegged them as an infrastructure company.  Then all of a sudden they buy Sliderocket, the great collaborative presentations company.  Why is this a big deal?  Probably not for […]

Posted in Application Software, Business, Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged acquisition, cloud applications, sliderocket, vmware

Sliderocket Positions Itself For The Mobile World

Sliderocket Positions Itself For The Mobile World

By Krishnan Subramanian on November 16, 2010

Sliderocket (see previous CloudAve coverage), the company that made presentations interesting, announced today the release of HTML 5 media player to help users with iOS devices, especially iPad, deliver their presentations on these devices. With iPad selling in huge numbers, this is a clever move by Sliderocket and I am pretty sure iPad users are […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Mobile | Tagged html5, iOS, ipad, powerpoint, presentations, sliderocket | 2 Responses

SlideRocket Brings the Real Time Web to Presentations

SlideRocket Brings the Real Time Web to Presentations

By Ben Kepes on February 17, 2010

SlideRocket (more coverage here) is today making a release that sees them move one step closer to making presentations that are integrally bound with the real time web rather than historic reflections. SlideRocket is releasing a new plugin architecture that allows third party developers to create plugins that harness real time data as part of […]

Posted in Design | Tagged poll everywhere, powerpoint, presentation, sliderocket | 4 Responses

Sliderocket – It’s Not just About Slides

Sliderocket – It’s Not just About Slides

By Ben Kepes on December 17, 2009

Image via CrunchBase I wrote a post earlier this year questioning the validity of the seemingly multitudinous numbers of applications offering a PowerPoint alternative – it just seems to be an exercise destined for futility. At the time, and after a brief glimpse of the Sliderocket offering I lumped them in with this class of […]

Posted in Design, Marketing, Strategy | Tagged chuck dietrich, powerpoint, sliderocket | 1 Response

The Future of Presentations and Dynamic Content

The Future of Presentations and Dynamic Content

By Guest Authors on December 8, 2009

I spent some time recently with both the founder and the CEO of Sliderocket. I invited CEO Chuck Dietrich to guest post about his vision of the future of presentation applications and what that meant for the world at large. Sliderocket is an interesting product and it was interesting to talk to someone who left […]

Posted in Design, Marketing, Strategy | Tagged powerpoint, salesforce.com, sliderocket | 2 Responses

Presentations: a Counterpoint. Think Creation, Not Just Delivery

Presentations: a Counterpoint. Think Creation, Not Just Delivery

By Zoli Erdos on September 21, 2009

We’ve often stated there is no such thing as the “CloudAve View”, only the views of individual authors, and we encourage debate even within our own team.  The one thing we all agree in is that debate is good.  In that spirit I offer some counterpoints to Ben’s post: Presentations… And Re-Inventing the Wheel Please […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged collaboration, dazzle, google, keynote, microsoft, powerpoint, powerpoint zoho, ppt, presentation, Prezi, sliderocket, slideshare, web apps | 4 Responses

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