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Solving For Impossible: The Four Quadrants of Innovation

By Hutch Carpenter Dec 4, 2009

I recently wrote up a post, Most Dangerous Innovation Misperception – The Silver Bullet Approach. In it, I discussed the issue of organizations myopically focusing on only disruptive innovations to the exclusion of more…

When Can We Expect Those FTC “Non-Blogger” Guidelines?

By Dec 3, 2009

We spent a lot of time talking about the FTC blogger guidelines when they were proposed and approved over the last several months. The new rules, in case you missed the news, went into…

SharePoint 2010 from an Infrastructure Management Perspective

By Robert Scoble Dec 3, 2009

In recent weeks, we’ve heard a ton of news about Microsoft’s SharePoint 2010. Most corporations use SharePoint for collaboration on a single platform through extranets and the Internet. Revising the toolset, as Microsoft does…

The Inexorable Convergence of Cloud and Security Services

By Nico Popp Dec 3, 2009

Concerns for the security of application run in the cloud are running high. The perceived lack of security of cloud platforms is often cited as the primary obstacle to adoption. Whether "cloud" is defined…

Open? I Don’t Think That Word Means What You Think It Means.

By chrissaad Dec 3, 2009

In my mind, there are four kinds of open. Torvalds Open. Zuckerberg Open. Not Open but we use the word Open anyway. Saad Open. This fragmentation has diluted the word open to the point…

When Your Members Lash Out At You…

By Angela Connor Dec 3, 2009

I’ve shared stories with you about some of the ups and downs I experience as a community manager and that is one way for me to cope with it without going stir crazy. Sharing…

Predictions 2010: Ken Camp’s List

By Ken Camp Dec 3, 2009

[Editor’s Note: This post is part of SiliconANGLE’s “Predictions and Reflections” series. To view this year’s collection, click here. To participate, create an account or log into “TheANGLE” and request to join the group.…

The Hidden Value of Social Networks

By Robert Lee Dec 3, 2009

For those of you living under a rock, Maurice Clemmons walked into a coffee shop in Lakeland WA on Sunday morning and shot and killed 4 local police officers in cold blood. They were…

StuffBuff’s Extreme Speed-Auctions Built on Others’ APIs

By Robert Scoble Dec 2, 2009

StuffBuff combines the “old” and the new in a sexy sort of way, its founder says with a smile. “I like to say that if a young and sexy Twitter got together with an…

The Age of Solution Selling – Is All-in-One a Better Approach?

By UCStrategies Group Dec 2, 2009

Once upon a time, companies sold their enterprise communication solutions, including switches, ACDs, voice mail, and other systems, based on features. “Feature Wars,” as they were known, pitted one vendor’s offerings against another’s, based…

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Solving For Impossible: The Four Quadrants of Innovation

Open? I Don’t Think That Word Means What You Think It Means.

Predictions 2010: Ken Camp’s List

StuffBuff’s Extreme Speed-Auctions Built on Others’ APIs

The Age of Solution Selling – Is All-in-One a Better Approach?

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