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New Era At RedMonk: Heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeere’s Donnie!

New Era At RedMonk: Heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeere’s Donnie!

By James Governor on December 1, 2011

So today is Donnie Berkholz‘ first day as a RedMonk employee. When we started on the search to hire an analyst with deep analytics skills a few months back I had no idea we’d find somebody so good. We had plenty of outstanding candidates throw their hats in the ring, but Donnie has the skillset [...]

Posted in Business | Tagged analystbusiness, data, developers, gentoo, mayo, redmonk | Leave a response

Influence and Business

Influence and Business

By Michael Fauscette on November 15, 2011

Last week I was on a vendor briefing call (social media monitoring and response) and the subject of influence and it’s use by business came up in the discussion. It started me thinking again about influence and how (or if)…

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged data, influence, Klout, measurement, smm, Social, socialytics | 1 Response

Looking Ahead: Today’s Disruptions, Tomorrow’s Enterprise

Looking Ahead: Today’s Disruptions, Tomorrow’s Enterprise

By Michael Fauscette on August 24, 2011

Today if you ask me what the most disruptive and impactful technology “pillars” are I’d answer much like you’d expect; cloud, mobile, social and big data. In fact I was on a panel at the CRM Evolution conference a couple of weeks ago discussing exactly this topic. If I dug a little deeper, which I [...]

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged Business, change, Cloud, data, future, hyper-connectivity, internet, mobile, social business, social web | Leave a response

Dell lead 2010 SMB PC share according to new Spiceworks research

Dell lead 2010 SMB PC share according to new Spiceworks research

By Michael Coté on February 8, 2011

Spiceworks posted an analysis of PC (laptops and desktops) market share drawn from it’s its 1.3M user-base today. This kind of Big Data based analytics is a rosey looking future for IT folks looking to get real, “numbers” analysis on what’s going on out there. Previous to this, the company has been putting out more [...]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged data, Dell, hp, Lenovo, market share, smb, spiceworks, Systems Management, The Analyst Life | Leave a response

Scary Technology #2 – A Suggested Code of Ethics

Scary Technology #2 – A Suggested Code of Ethics

By Brian Sommer on October 15, 2010

Here’s a starter set of ethical standards for companies that spread your personal data around the world, the web, etc.

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged Customer data, data, databases, Dilbert, information broker, Privacy | Leave a response

Amazon Reinvents ‘Terascale Sneakernet’

Amazon Reinvents ‘Terascale Sneakernet’

By Phil Wainewright on June 11, 2010

There’s been some surprise expressed on the interwebs today that Amazon Web Services has begun encouraging customers to use FedEx to ship it large amounts of data and thus “bypass the Internet.” But this is nothing new. Many years ago, storage guru Jim Gray named this technique “Terascale Sneakernet”, reporting a highly respectable transfer rate [...]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged amazonwebservices, data, fedex, petascale, sneakernet | 2 Responses

Salesforce Enters the REAL Cloud — I Think

Salesforce Enters the REAL Cloud — I Think

By Paul Greenberg on April 26, 2010

As many of you probably know, salesforce.com acquired Jigsaw a few days ago for an incredible (incredible for Jigsaw that is) $142,000,000. Salesforce.com is making an effort to become not just a PaaS provider, born a CRM provider, but now a complete cloud offering.

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged CRM Buzz, data, force.com, Industry Analysis, Jigsaw, Salesforce.com Inc., vmforce | 2 Responses

Friday Rant: When Data Misleads and Becomes Disruptive

Friday Rant: When Data Misleads and Becomes Disruptive

By Jason Busch on March 12, 2010

If someone pinned me down and asked my opinion about the broadest and most universal trends in procurement in recent years, I’d have to say that organizations of all sizes and sophistication are gaining access to an ever-increasing amount of informat…

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged data, performance management, procurement, Spend Management | Leave a response

Eight Reasons Why Data-Centricity Is The Future Of Business

Eight Reasons Why Data-Centricity Is The Future Of Business

By Dion Hinchcliffe on November 23, 2009

The data that our businesses own has become the name of the game when it comes to what ultimately lies at the core of economic value today, now seemingly more than ever before. We appear to be entering the era of the knowledge economy, where most of what we do in business (about 50% of [...]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged Cloud Computing, Crowdsourcing, data, data sharing, data-centricity, databases, Enterprise 2.0, Enterprise architecture, Enterprise Computing, Industry Trends, information power, information sharing, integration, master data management, mdm, Open APIs, Open Business Models, open innovation, SOA, social computing, Web 2.0, web api | 1 Response

The Three Waves of Enterprise 2.0: Climbing the Social Computing Maturity Curve

The Three Waves of Enterprise 2.0: Climbing the Social Computing Maturity Curve

By Dion Hinchcliffe on November 18, 2009

As organizations begin to embrace social tools to collaborate, connect workers together, capture knowledge, and drive innovation they soon encounter a phenomenon that they weren’t necessarily expecting. As critical mass is achieved and general participation rises, there is a subsequent,…

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged business intelligence, community management, data, data silos, Database, Enterprise 2.0, Enterprise Computing, filters, Industry Trends, Open Business Models, search, semantic search, social computing, Social CRM, social software, Web-Oriented Architecture (WOA) Tags: adoption | Leave a response

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