Archive for October, 2006
Analysis on Go-JOT!-oogle
Good stuff from Zoli Erdos, WSJ (not sure non-subscribers can read it though, Richard McManus, Venture Beat. I’m sure there is more coming. All the Enterprise Irregulars are busy trick-or-treating…
World of Wikis
An afterthought… I don’t think we’re ready for Wiki Wars yet, but having top drawer investors pays dividends in many ways. Consider JotSpot’s investors, Redpoint Ventures and The Mayfield Fund and SocialText’s Draper Fisher Jurvetson and SAP Ventures. You can be sure, these firms will be successful with all doors open, as investors are not [...]
Riders Wanted
It’s Halloween, so my time is limited on what I can post today. Sorry. Today’s leading news regarding JotSpot being acquired by Google is more validation of the sector. Tomorrow, I’ll post my interview with Kraus. You can read an excellent analysis of the acquisition here. I’m sure there will be more to come. Lots [...]
Atlass(t)ian! Why I luv’em.
I met Mike Cannon-Brookes at the Office 2.0 Enterprise Irregulars’ (EIs) dinner for the first time (Atlassian sponsored the dinner for the EIs). Joe Kraus (CEO, Jotspot) encouraged me to talk to him; Kraus said he had a great company, and I should meet him. I talked to Cannon-Brookes briefly that night, but took the [...]
Canada, eh?
I’m assuming last night’s event went well. Check out this slide show.
Vancouver and $35: a rare Enterprise 2.0 Treat
Just in time for Halloween– it’s no trick, but a treat from the founder of Dabble DB, Andrew Catton, “co-founder and co-CEO of Smallthought Systems Inc., the Vancouver firm behind Dabble DB, an innovative web-based data management tool.” This is an excellent opportunity for anyone in the Vancouver area to listen to VCs and CEOs [...]
