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Poverty. It can end with a Girl
It’s called the Girl Effect.
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Cisco Rises on BusinessWeek’s Best Global Brands
Congratulations to my branding friends at Cisco and WebEx — you (well, WE) managed to move up one spot on the Business Week list – not an easy task! Louis Vuitton will always be ahead of you (I guess) but beating Apple, Honda, Oracle, Dell, etc… Good stuff! I think having a more end-user focused [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 1 so far )Re-post: Mzinga Builds White Label Social Networks for Companies
Mzinga Builds White Label Social Networks for Companies (video)
Watch my friend and co-worker Aaron share a tiny bit of the Mzinga story.
http://mashable.com/2008/09/30/mzinga/
Team Work – comes in many forms
Does your team work this well together?
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Cisco gobbles Jabber
Ahhh… another acquisition … that makes something like 140 acquisitions for Cisco. My friends in Santa Clara are surely digesting yet another integration into Cisco WebEx Connect storyline. Best of luck!
Unified Communications, blah blah blah.. read about it here
I buy the vision — now its time for E X E C U T I O [...]
Personal Post: First day of [new] preschool
We’re living out of a hotel while we wait for our house to be available. The show must go on. The kids are now enrolled at the Concord Children’s Center.
Back to work.
//Patrick
We are smarter than Me… continued…
This is a little user generated content piece I did in one day to show some folks the power of a simpler story (although this is way too complex!). This is the mzinga story in under 5 minutes.
I did it on a Saturday. You can too. Here’s how it came to [...]
100% SaaS — take aways from Gadi Shamia
This was a follow up to the “Office2.0” conference last week. Missed the event, but I agree with the summary. Especially the SMB angle.
Gadi Shamia’s Office 2.0 Blog
This is also relevant regarding Cisco’s WebEx — entry into hosted email:
http://www.office20.com/blogs/gadi/2008/09/02/webex-microsoft-and-going-100-saas
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