del.icio.us bookmarks for July 13th through July 14th
These are my links for July 13th through July 14th:
- What they shared were two things: the Content Grid, which they created with the design firm JESS3. The Content Grid is a content marketing framework that plots type and channel across two dimensions: who should create it (a single owner or the entire staff) and how it should be distributed for maximum impact on the sales funnel. <br />
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Read more: http://www.scottmonty.com/2010/07/social-media-playbook.html#ixzz0tdNquofU - %extended% - Social Media Venn Diagram T-Shirt - %extended%
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- Our core technology, the MotherApp Engine, converts HTML with special markups into native apps for every major mobile platform. Simply put, there’s no more need for multiple SDK knowledge. - %extended%
- New episode on tonight, but can’t get together with your friends? With Couchin, you can connect as if they’re right there on the couch with you! You can even meet new pals to discover fresh TV favorites. - %extended%
del.icio.us bookmarks for July 2nd through July 12th
These are my links for July 2nd through July 12th:
- Offer own-brand cloud services powered by the same technology as ElasticHosts, winner of the award for Best Cloud Service at the Cloud Computing World Series Awards 2010. - %extended%
- Successful audit provides third-party validation of Virtacore's industry-leading cloud hosting services and underlying infrastructure, controls and operating standards - %extended%
- Create astonishing presentations live and on the web. - %extended%
- Reside is a cloud services firm based in Minneapolis, MN and serving clients around the globe. We help businesses solve sales, marketing and service problems by building and integrating cloud solutions for CRM, Social CRM and AppDev. - %extended%
- Fund creative ideas. - %extended%
- According to Manhattan Research, 64 percent of physicians use smartphones, with 95 percent of them going to the Internet to get medical information about drugs and drug interactions. - %extended%
- No position in a company is more important than the CEO and, as a result, no job gets more scrutiny. Sadly, little of this analysis benefits CEOs as most of the discussions happen behind their backs. This post is a step in the opposite direction. By describing how Andreessen Horowitz evaluates CEOs, I am at the same time describing what I think the job of the CEO is. Here are the key questions we ask:<br />
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Does the CEO know what to do?<br />
Can the CEO get the company to do what she knows?<br />
Did the CEO achieve the desired results against an appropriate set of objectives? - %extended% - Social and CRM: How Companies Will Manage Their Social Relationships<br />
Over the last six months, I’ve been working closely with Ray Wang who is well known in the CRM space as an expert. Coupled with my focus on social technologies we did a deep dive on how our worlds are colliding into the trend to Social CRM. In our opening webinar when we announced our joining of the firm, we made it clear we’re looking at the holistic business, across multiple business departments –not silos or roles. - %extended% - IDG News Service — Skeptics who disparage the concept of the so-called private cloud and doubt its relevance should think again, according to research from IDC. - %extended%
- By way of thought pieces and white papers authored by digital planning experts from across the Proximity Worldwide network, the Digital Lab delivers rare and dynamic thinking and insights on a wide range of subjects critical to your corporate digital mission every month. - %extended%
Drive: The surprising truth about what motivates us - RSA and Daniel Pink
The Rise of the Networked Individual - Lee Rainie from PEW speaking at Google
“The online world is as varied as people are varied in their moral views, their economic circumstances and their social structures. In the video below, Director Lee Rainie discusses social, economic, and political trends especially among the younger generation that have given rise to a new and emerging class of networked citizens at Google’s Mountain View, CA headquarters.”
del.icio.us bookmarks for May 11th through May 19th
These are my links for May 11th through May 19th:
- Leslie and I presented this at the NoNick conference in Bilbao Spain last week. Here is a link to a story the EITB did on the keynote we gave. - %extended%
- Not surprisingly then, the average policymaker finds herself lost in the maze of innovation studies jargon. Academics and researchers of innovation have produced a new genre of literature that is difficult to use in order to generate effective (policy) solutions. In fact, little in the way of standard public policy analysis finds its way into innovation policy work and hence too often the political, social, and economic feasibility of many recommendations is not taken into consideration. - %extended%
- Left unchecked, subconscious biases will undermine strategic decision making. Here’s how to counter them and improve corporate performance. - %extended%
- HopOne provides services to ISPs, small to mid-size carriers, and mid-size to large content providers and web hosts. - %extended%
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Google Atmosphere 2010 - Cloud Computing Event for CIOs
This video is part of Google Atmosphere Event held at Google’s headquarters on April 12, 2010. Mary Meeker from Morgan Stanley explains technology statistics for mobile and Internet adoption. Of all the speakers I heard while at the event, Mary did a great job as always on the data predictions. She also performs a similar presentation at the Web2.0 invite event each fall in San Francisco.
