Archive for October, 2006
At-lass(t)-ian!
© All rights reserved. At Last! My lonely days are over And life is like a song. Atlassian is my new fave pick in the Enterprise 2.0 sector. I’m delaying my post because I got some excellent “second opinion” insight that I have to take seriously. We’ll see if the due diligence changes my mind. [...]
OneDotOh Sucked for a Lot of Us; HOWEVER…
There I said it. Can we move on now? (I hope this blog isn’t getting streamed into the Crispy News aggregator yet. But blogging is kind of the HBO of published media, isn’t it? We can get away with the occasional bad word. IDG did let me write “bitch” once, though. I thought that was [...]
Dow tops 12,000
Just a bulletin to join in on the party. Call your broker– ask him if we’re headed for another bubble in tech…
Sapient Erupts
Taking a short break from Enterprise 2.0 coverage, I had to acknowledge the news on Sapient today. I received a flash alert from Sapient’s investor team that, “SAPIENT NAMES ALAN HERRICK PRESIDENT AND CEO.” The bulletin went on to explain that co-founder Jerry Greenberg had resigned. Stuart Moore, the other co-founder is still a board [...]
Office 2.0: War Room, Revolution Central
A woman I admire, Olga Grkavac, at the Information Association of America (ITAA) recently got back to me on an email inquiry. I had asked Olga what, if anything, the ITAA member companies were thinking about Web 2.0/Enterprise 2.0 for their businesses. In an email response, she basically said, “Not much, but I’m still checking.” [...]
Office 2.0: Don’t miss the podcast
I’m here at Office 2.0. It’s a terrific conference. I’d say the enthusiasm is outweighing the skepticism so far, but the day is not over. In the meantime, Anne Zelenka has taken up the initiative to create a podcast for the conference. Be sure to tune in: “The Office 2.0 Podcast Jam launched Monday with [...]
