November 2010 Archives

Listen to the second part of my conversation with Bruce Richardson, chief strategy officer at enterprise application vendor Infor, and former head of research at analyst firm AMR. In part one, we discussed Why Enterprises Move ERP to the Cloud.... Read More..
Listen to my conversation with Bruce Richardson, chief strategy officer at enterprise application vendor Infor, and a highly respected industry analyst in his former role as head of research at AMR. This is part one of a two-part interview. In... Read More..
Some common sense caught my eye today from UK-based blogger Mark Pack, who is a an avid yet grounded observer of how corporations and political parties use social media. Commenting on the newly updated version of the much-hyped YouTube Social... Read More..
Listen to my conversation with Rick Nucci, co-founder and CTO of cloud integration Boomi, in a podcast interview recorded in the week before the vendor's acquisition by server manufacturer Dell. Previous conversations with Rick were SaaS Integration, Simpler through Sharing,... Read More..
In the BBC's long-running cult sci-fi series Dr Who, the titular character 'regenerates' into a new body once the old one becomes worn out or damaged. It's a narrative sleight-of-hand that allows the show's producers to refresh the character each... Read More..
Most businesses today are wondering how social media can help them be more successful. Perhaps they should be using tools such as Facebook and Twitter to interact with customers? Or maybe they ought to set up their own collaboration and... Read More..
There's more and more data being produced and made available in the world today from a variety of sources, some new, some old. That drives demand for analytics capabilities so that people can derive some useful, actionable meaning from all... Read More..

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