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SaaStr on CXO Talk on Friday — Best Enterprise Video Discussions on the Internet

SaaStr on CXO Talk on Friday — Best Enterprise Video Discussions on the Internet

By Jason M. Lemkin on April 16, 2015

I don’t want to pick favorites, but if you like truly deep dives and you don’t watch CXO-Talk … you should.  Michael Krigsman, a fellow Enteprise Irregular and longtime ZDNet columnist, really just comes up with the most amazing guests and terrific conversations. Anyhow I’ll be on this Friday at 12pm PST / 3pm ET if you want […]

Posted in Business | Tagged #cxotalk, Michael Krigsman, video, youtube, ZDNet

Digital transformation and consulting/outsourcing firms

Digital transformation and consulting/outsourcing firms

By Michael Krigsman on July 25, 2014

Changing technologies, client expectations, competition and an evolving market environment have forced business process outsourcers to adapt. Here’s what you need to know.

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged BPO, Business process outsourcing, HFS, HfS Research, ZDNet

The Tethering / Hotspot Debate: No, You're Not a Thief. But Somebody Else is a Highway Robber.

The Tethering / Hotspot Debate: No, You’re Not a Thief. But Somebody Else is a Highway Robber.

By Zoli Erdos on April 4, 2011

Interesting debate at ZDNet over wireless data plans:  James Kendrick claims that unpaid tethering makes you a thief.   Thankfully his fellow ZDNet-er Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols has the common sense to dispute  this tethering thief nonsense. Yes, technically if your wireless contract includes an anti-hotspot clause and you turn this feature on, you are in violation. Of […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Mobile | Tagged anachronism, android, ATT, data plans, data service, hotspot, ipad, iphone, mobility, situational device, Tether, wireless, ZDNet

Presentation and content hardly ever go along

Presentation and content hardly ever go along

By Martijn Linssen on December 20, 2010

After the publication of Digital Surgeons’ Facebook versus Twitter infographic this week, it got quickly republished everywhere, and ReTweeted. Currently, the words “facebook twitter infographic” still get 4.2 tweets per minute Pretty huge hey? GigaOm, TheNextWeb and ZDNet are a few of those who republished the nice and shiny graphic- apparently called infographic these days […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged adopt, Data quality, facebook, information, Information graphics, knowledge, Social network, stats, twitter, ZDNet

Siri brings their Virtual Personal Assistant’s smarts to the iPhone

Siri brings their Virtual Personal Assistant’s smarts to the iPhone

By Paul Miller on February 5, 2010

Siri provoked a flurry of interest last summer, and presumably not just because CTO Tom Gruber took part in one of my podcasts. With their genesis inside a big DARPA-funded Artificial Intelligence project, their talk of emergent Virtual Personal Assistants and their slick iPhone-powered demonstrations, the company ticked more than enough of the right boxes […]

Posted in Infrastructure | Tagged @hisiri, Adam Cheyer, android, Apple, appstore, artificial intelligence, Blackberry, CALO, Handhelds, iphone, open data, Semantic Technology, semantic web, Siri, smartphone, SRI, Tom Gruber, virtual personal assistant, vpa, web 3.0, ZDNet | 2 Responses

Can Cloud vendors move beyond the terminology debate?

Can Cloud vendors move beyond the terminology debate?

By David Terrar on December 18, 2009

I recently mentioned Richard Messik’s great post castigating Cloud vendors on their jargon overload in the panel discussions at Softworld back in October.  Over on AccountingWEB there has been some vigorous debate around the Cloud issues in discussion threads on whether accountants should be talking to their clients about Cloud Computing, the business case for […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged accounting, basda, cloud, cloud computing, eurocloud, iaas, icaew, intellect, mamut, netsuite, on-demand, paas, saas, salesforce.com, softworld, standards, ZDNet | 1 Response

Aggregation May Be Dead, But No One Has Told the Advertisers

Aggregation May Be Dead, But No One Has Told the Advertisers

By Ben Kepes on August 26, 2009

Just getting my own 2 cents in on the theme du jour – Zoli’s had his, and Marshall has come back with a blistering post. But anyway… Over on ZDNet, Sam Diaz posted what can only be described as a silly post 9actually one of my blogging heroes Bob Warfield called it just that) in […]

Posted in General | Tagged Bob Warfield, google reader, rss, sam diaz, smoothspan, ZDNet | 1 Response

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