• Some more on BusinessByDesign…

     

    Jim doesn’t like the name, me well I’m kind of partial to the word Design so I’m not dead set against it. According to a report by Computerworld, SAP states it would invest $400 to $550 million by the…

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  • A response to the challenge…

     

    I posted here about needing to build brand champions for SaaS startup’s. Bob the Smoothspan wordsmith commented with this challenge; Turning your customers into “Brand Ambassadors” has always been the dream. The biggest difference between most SaaS and Open…

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  • SAP BusinessByDesign

     

    I’ve had a look at he introductory webcast. Wow – there’s a whole lot of functionality in there to introduce in one swoop – that’s what having the resources of SAP behind you gives. The question I guess isn’t…

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  • SAP’s release makes NZ’s general press…

     

    Tomorrow is a big day for SaaS. SAP announces the release of it’s A1S enterprise ERP platform. Regardless of whether or not SAP can actually morph itself into a SaaS company, the fact is it brings SaaS one step…

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  • Mozilla and Email 2.0…..

     

    There have been some interesting discussions recently over whether email (well email applications anyway) have any relevance still. The enterprise camp says a resounding yes – seeing the email app as the centre of an aggregation of disparate uses…

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  • Tied to a desk???

     

    Lovely Wanda of Babylicious fame sent me a link to this cartoon in response to my previous post about the employee/self-employed contrasts. Excuse the expletives, but it’s an attitude that I (having once, then no longer, and now sort…

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  • About continuii and why I haven’t been posting….

     

    I’ve spent the last four days on a New Zealand Fire Service course – yes in my spare time I’m a sometimes firefighter. The course was busy and interesting – it was a Station Officer’s course, leadership and command…

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  • iDevice – evolution or revolution?

     

    Rod says the iPhone/iTouch are revolutionary. His viewpoint is based on his observations of the way people use them (he’s been in the states for a few days). He feels they are “game changers” and actually change behaviour. I…

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  • Andrew’s leading post…

     

    Andrew posted here with the following survey results regarding what microISV’s are producing; Andrew asked “does this mean that there’s plenty of opportunity for Micro ISV’s to start offering niche value-add SaaS, or does it mean that SaaS/v isn’t…

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  • SaaS goes mainstream…

     

    I’ve written at length in the past about the ability of traditional IV’s to morph thmselves and their offerings to SaaS. I’m somewhat dubious but maybe I just like startups. With this in mind I rad an intersting post…

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