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All These Enterprise IPOs:  Why It’s Just Getting Good.  Why These are The Best of Times for SaaS.

All These Enterprise IPOs: Why It’s Just Getting Good. Why These are The Best of Times for SaaS.

By Jason M. Lemkin on January 19, 2015

Reading the tech press you might get the sense that The Enterprise is something they are sort of forced to write about because it’s having a good run.  We had a great Consumer run, a nice set of Multi-Billion Dollar deals around Social Networking, a WhatsApp/Snapchat fad around mobile messaging, an Alibaba, Instacart, Fab-ulous e-commerce […]

Posted in Entrepreneurship, Featured Posts | Tagged box, Box IPO, dropbox, echosign, Eloqua, Entrepreneurship, hubspot, ipo, MobileIron, saas, salesforce.com, startups, wall street

The Social Revolution

The Social Revolution

By Ben Kepes on November 16, 2011

I generally don’t go in for the hand waving around social for business. While I’m a proponent of social, I like to see proof before I announce the revolution. There’s nothing I hate more than the social media gurus who seem to want to pigeon-hole organizations into standards tools and

Posted in Business | Tagged Benioff, facebook, KLM, salesforce, Social Enterprise, social media, Social revolution, wall street

Did the hacker who shared internal Occupy Wall Street emails violate CEH ethics

Did the hacker who shared internal Occupy Wall Street emails violate CEH ethics

By Dan Morrill on October 17, 2011

Gawker has run a very interesting expose on a Certified Ethical Hacker who infiltrated Occupy Wall Street (OWS) as a private citizen, and shared internal OWS e-mails with Andrew Breitbart’s Big Government page. The question that he did it is fairly well established with his own writing on the Big Government page, and the Gawker […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Security | Tagged Big Government, Bradley Manning, Certified Ethical Hacker, ethics, Occupy Wall Street, OWS, Techwag Basics, wall street

Does Twitter Censor hashtags?

Does Twitter Censor hashtags?

By Dan Morrill on September 17, 2011

There is an interesting hash tag for #occupywallstreet this morning with a protest going on in New York City about the crimes of banks and the rest of wall street. So far estimates are that there are thousands of people in the streets in New York protesting the entire banking system. What is of interest […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged facebook, hashtag, New York City, politics, Trending topic, twitter, wall street | 5 Responses

Get in on the Ground Floor

Get in on the Ground Floor

By Guest Authors on May 11, 2010

At some point in my life, I got interested in markets. Really interested. I started out interested in public markets, and I’ve grown into my interest in more private markets. But, overall, I love markets — the trades, the liquidity, the exotic instruments — hell, I used to LOVE doing some pretty funky options trades […]

Posted in General | Tagged conferences, gluecon, ground floor, wall street | 1 Response

Tech Stocks, Some Interesting Trends

Tech Stocks, Some Interesting Trends

By Ben Kepes on May 4, 2010

So Greece is imploding, the flow on effects to the greater Eurozone (and even farther afield) are unknown. Wall Street is down and it’s fun to look at how tech stocks are doing… . Microsoft, down 2.37% on heavy trading. One million iPads and Apple is still down, even so more than Microsoft. What’s going […]

Posted in General, Strategy | Tagged Apple, google, microsoft, netsuite, salesforce, success facotre, tech, wall street

Cloud Computing And Wall Street

By Krishnan Subramanian on January 28, 2010

Cloud Computing is slowly creeping into many different industries. It fits very well to the needs of Main Street. Will it fit well for Wall Street too? Here is a video in which Senior Analyst Kevin McPartland at The TABB Group talks about the scenario. (Video link from Datacenter Knowledge)

Posted in General | Tagged cloud computing, financial industry, wall street

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