January, 2013

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Less Feature. More Cloud.

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One of my favorite enterprise software executives is Steve Miranda, who heads applications development at Oracle. His title is a bit narrow. He is also a key customer interface and the unofficial CIO at Oracle. This gives him a unique.

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Amazon: The Phantom Menace

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The MIT Technology Review suggests Amazon is jumping into the advertising game to compete against Google and Facebook. Certainly plausible – advertisers would love to get access to consumer data which drives its recommendation engine. What’s interesting is how many.

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The Anatomy of an SAP event

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There are a few truisms when it comes to an SAP event: a) The production quality is usually slick In my review of 2012 events, I complimented Sapphire's excellent event production. Today, SAP is planning as my friend Predrag (PJ).

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The big disruption opportunity in book publishing

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Apple says it has written $ 6.5 billion in royalty checks to iOS apps developers in the last few years. While my book had a section which shows the distribution of those checks is uneven, and this NY Times article.

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SAP cloudwashes its image

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Watching the playoffs this weekend, I chuckled when I saw SAP is the NFL’s Official Cloud Software Solutions provider. Not sure how much it cost SAP but they are clearly eager to be considered “cloudy”. Since the revenues show a.

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Enterprise Software the secular trends

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This time of the year, many folks like to look at the year back or the year forward. This old fart has been in and around enterprise software for three decades so I like to take a somewhat longer look.

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Why tech commercials need domestic content disclosure

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You know how autos have a sticker which show what percentage of the car is actually made in the US. I would like to see how much Verizon technology is actually used in this firefighter app. The Golden-i headset is.