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GoodData - More of the Same, Dressed Up Like New?

GoodData – More of the Same, Dressed Up Like New?

By Ben Kepes on January 12, 2010

Late last year GoodData gained quite some degree of publicity – due in no small part to the caliber of its investors. Tim O’Reilly is both an investor and board member and Marc Andreesen is also behind the venture. At first blush it would seem that GoodData provides the holy grail – on-demand visualization and […]

Posted in Enterprise, Product reviews, Strategy | Tagged BI, gooddata, youcalc | 6 Responses

YouCalc for Zendesk, Analytical View of Helpdesk Data

YouCalc for Zendesk, Analytical View of Helpdesk Data

By Ben Kepes on September 1, 2009

I’ve written many times in the past about Zendesk (see here) and have also written about YouCalc. These two companies have much in common, YouCalc founder Rasmus Madsen was actually part of an early “friends and family” funding round for Zendesk, they’re both from Denmark (although Zendesk is now based in San Francisco) and they […]

Posted in Product reviews | Tagged Analytics, BI, youcalc, zendesk

Enterprise 2.0 – A Reflection

By Ben Kepes on July 10, 2009

Spending a week in Boston at the Enterprise 2.0 conference recently was great. Despite the plethora of channels open to us today (at the moment I have email, Twitter, IM and voice open in front of me) there is no replacement for face to face contact. This is never more so than for someone like […]

Posted in Enterprise, General | Tagged booz allen hamilton, e2con, enterprise 2.0, techcrunch, twitter, youcalc

Analysis – The Choice of a New Generation

Analysis – The Choice of a New Generation

By Ben Kepes on June 26, 2009

Image via CrunchBase As part of this weeks Enterprise 2.0 conference in Boston a launchpad series was run where four finalists were invited to pitch to the audience who would then vote for a winner. I posted about the four finalists before the event and made my prediction for the eventual winner. I’m pleased to […]

Posted in Product reviews | Tagged accy2, Analytics, BI, business analytics, encon, enterprise 2.0, lucidera, saas, youcalc, youcslc | 1 Response

Enterprise 2.0 Launchpad Finalists

Enterprise 2.0 Launchpad Finalists

By Ben Kepes on June 15, 2009

I’m a little sceptical of tech conference launchpads – while they’re a good opportunity for start-ups to leverage the big audiences that conferences attract, in the past they’ve tended to consist principally of consumer plays that, while exciting at first blush, end up feeling like an unfortunate one night stand – a good idea at […]

Posted in Enterprise, Product reviews, Strategy | Tagged bantam, brainpark, e2con, enterprise 2.0, launchpad, manymoon, startup, stowe boyd, youcalc | 4 Responses

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