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The Simple Reason Why There Will be 10-20 Great CRM IPOs in the Next Few Years

The Simple Reason Why There Will be 10-20 Great CRM IPOs in the Next Few Years

By Jason M. Lemkin on March 17, 2014

I wrote a while back about Room at The Bottom, and how once a space gets big enough (~$100m) or so … the biggest guys end up abandoning many of the smallest customers and segments in their space.  Which once a space is at, say $100m in market size, can open up a $10m hole […]

Posted in Entrepreneurship, Featured Posts | Tagged CRM, dropbox, Entrepreneurship, ipo, salesforce, salesforce.com, startups, sugarcrm, Uncategorized, wordpress

Social Sales | 10 Social Sales Lead–ership Tips

Social Sales | 10 Social Sales Lead–ership Tips

By Joel York on February 12, 2013

Sales professionals are some of the earliest adopters and most annoying users of social networking. The problem is that most sales reps treat LinkedIn like a prospecting database for cold calling. To succeed at social sales you must have something to offer beyond your product. You must be someone your prospects want to know.

Posted in Business, Entrepreneurship, Featured Posts | Tagged B2B Marketing, B2B Sales, b2b social, chaotic flow, facebook, linkedin, saas, saas sales, Social Business, social media, social networking, Social Sales, twitter, wordpress | 2 Responses

Bitnami, Hupstream & Basho Release VMs with Microsoft Open Interoperability VM Depot for Azure

Bitnami, Hupstream & Basho Release VMs with Microsoft Open Interoperability VM Depot for Azure

By Adron Hall on January 9, 2013

Today Microsoft released, with partnerships with a number of companies including Basho, Hupstream and Bitnami, the VM Depot. I’ve always followed Bitnami, so it’s really cool to see their VM releases for Jenkins (CI Build Server), WordPress, Ruby 1.9.3 stack, Node.js and about everything you can imagine out their along side our Basho Riak CentOS image. […]

Posted in Analysis, Business, Platforms, Technology | Tagged Azure Services Platform, bitnami, microsoft, new relic, Redmonk, Ruby, Stephen O’Grady, wordpress

AWS Launches a Marketplace–Proof that Much of the Value is Further Up the Stack

AWS Launches a Marketplace–Proof that Much of the Value is Further Up the Stack

By Ben Kepes on April 24, 2012

Summary – it’s a long post so here’s what you need to know. Amazon Web Services is moving up the stack. Existing ecosystem partners will benefit from that in the short term but it’s a risk for them long term. Other infrastructure vendors will surely follow suit. It’s game on! Now if you have the […]

Posted in Featured Posts, General, Infrastructure | Tagged amazon, amazon-web-service, aws, bitnami, CloudComputing, platform as a service, vmware, wordpress | 3 Responses

The Widgetized Enterprise

The Widgetized Enterprise

By Jacob Morgan on April 20, 2012

I think the delivery and pricing models for vendors is going to change, actually I think it has to change.  Right now if you want deploy a collaboration vendor you get licenses for your employees and get access to their suite of features.  If you have another vendor you like you do the same thing.  But what […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged collaboration, collaboration vendors, e2.0 vendors, Podio, social business vendors, widgetized enterprise, widgets, wordpress

New Klout Scores. No Sir, Many People Do Not Like That.

New Klout Scores. No Sir, Many People Do Not Like That.

By Dan Morrill on October 26, 2011

The whining has been phenomenal today with the changes to how Klout scores your relative influence within social media and networks. While it is an interesting system, and one that I do watch because when I have a Klout score of above 50 people offer me interesting things to do, there are still some things […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged facebook, High school, Klout, orkut, social media, Social network, Techwag Basics, twitter, wordpress | 1 Response

A Multi Service approach to social media

A Multi Service approach to social media

By Dan Morrill on August 30, 2011

When I first started Techwag in 2005, the reliance on Google as a primary source of traffic was the most important design consideration. While I use WordPress, and people have a lot of opinions about the suitability of WordPress, it is a blog first and foremost. Techwag is a blog, it has been a blog […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged facebook, google, Search Engines, social media, Social network, Techwag Basics, twitter, wordpress

Why WordPress ISN'T A Good Choice For Your Website (Really?)

Why WordPress ISN’T A Good Choice For Your Website (Really?)

By David Terrar on August 28, 2011

Last month I did a guest article for Jemima Gibbons monthly newsletter on  Freshbusinessthinking.com about Social Media Monitoring and Analytics.  In that same newsletter Nikki Pilkington argued why WordPress is a good choice for your website.  I decided I wanted to argue, passionately, the opposite, and my article has just been published there this month.  […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts, Open Source | Tagged BuddyPress, CMS, open source, plug-ins, Search engine optimization, seo, wordpress, WP | 7 Responses

WordPress on Amazon Web Services (AWS) Linux EC2 Micro Instance, For Free

WordPress on Amazon Web Services (AWS) Linux EC2 Micro Instance, For Free

By Adron Hall on March 29, 2011

I’ve been wanting to get a write up done for WordPress on AWS, the fact that it is free for a year, since they’ve released the free-tier many months ago. Well I finally got around to it, however it isn’t a write up. I went ahead and put the work in to produce a video […]

Posted in Application Software | Tagged amazon, aws, ec2, how-to, linux, PHP, video, Web server, wordpress | 2 Responses

Three Google Hacks directed at Wordpress and Buddy Press

Three Google Hacks directed at WordPress and Buddy Press

By Dan Morrill on March 17, 2011

These are not high level attacks, rather these fall more into the recon stage to identify specific software running on sites that are indexed by Google. The good part is that these work in Bing as well making them much more functional in terms of iden…

Posted in Application Software | Tagged bing, BuddyPress, google, Google hacking, tools, wordpress

Trouble in WordPress Land.  Here’s the Band-Aid

Trouble in WordPress Land. Here’s the Band-Aid

By Zoli Erdos on October 4, 2010

If you run a WordPress blog and can’t get into your Admin Panel today, you’re not alone.  Or to be more specific, you can get in for a second, then the page blanks out.  If you are fast enough to click on a function in that second, you’re lucky – or if you know the […]

Posted in Platforms | Tagged blogging, pressharbor, stats, wordpress, wordpress.com, wp plugins

Email’s New Freight – Posting to Social Sites

Email’s New Freight – Posting to Social Sites

By Hutch Carpenter on September 30, 2010

This post is a test of something I have not yet tried with wordpress.com: posting by email. It’s meant to be mostly an experiment. But it’s also a realization that in a mobile world, email has a new found importance. Delivering social content payloads. In a separate effort, I’m trying to get things done (GTD!) […]

Posted in Application Software | Tagged blogging, email, safari, wordpress

CloudAve is on WordPress Now

CloudAve is on WordPress Now

By Zoli Erdos on September 5, 2010

We’ve moved.  No, we’re still moving. You can see the evidence all over, we’re still in the middle of a platform move, combined with a facelift, most of which is yet to come.  You may have read about our crowdsourced logo-redesign effort, which is still ongoing, but has not produced the WOW-effect I expected (feel […]

Posted in Featured Posts, General | Tagged blog platforms, blogging, cloudave, full-service blog host, pressharbor, wordpress, zoho | 1 Response

About that Second “S” in SaaS – Awesome Service

About that Second “S” in SaaS – Awesome Service

By Zoli Erdos on June 28, 2010

”There is an app for that” – say the Apple commercials.  “There is a plugin for that” – was my conclusion, while lookin for the rigth tools to move the Enterprise Irregulars blog to WordPress a few months ago.  Seriously.  The WordPress ecosystem is simply amazing, things that a few years ago required messing with […]

Posted in General | Tagged blogging, customer support, enterprise irregulars, feedburner, feedwordpress, hybrid news theme, Hybrid Theme, open source, plugins, pressharbor, support, technical support, web hosting, wordpress

T-Shirt Friday #20 – WordCamp Wellington

T-Shirt Friday #20 – WordCamp Wellington

By Ben Kepes on December 4, 2009

Everyone knows that professional conference goers like myself attend events not to listen to presentations, not to network but to collect schwag. Over the past couple of years I’ve done fairly well collecting tech t-shirts and I decided to create a weekly series critiquing tech companies t-shirt offerings in the expectation that a company with […]

Posted in Just for fun | Tagged matt mullenweg, wordcamp, wordpress

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