SAP Nation 2.0: The Bigger Story
I am writing the sequel to SAP Nation to update it for the launch of S/4HANA. I analyze the launch and also delve into the history of next-gen products in enterprise software over two decades to provide some perspective on how S/4 may evolve and how the customer base will react to it. That I […]
#SftC is Here
It was gratifying to see so many people came to the site the other day when I wrote that Solve for the Customer was almost available. Thanks so much for your interest! SftC has just been published and is now available at Amazon by clicking here. I’ll also be posting short synopses of some of […]
Solve for the Customer Is Almost Here
My new book, Solve for the Customer, will be available on Amazon later this week. For now, you can find an article based on one of the key components at MyCustomer.com–The Anna Karenina Principle. Just follow this link. (Cross-posted @ Beagle Research Group)
Community, Recognition and experiences of a Community Manager
For several years my primary role and concern really was that of being the Community Manager for the SAP Developer Network (SDN) which is now known as the SAP Community Network (SCN); I still work at SAP however my roles over the years have modified and adapted but as this year is the 10th anniversary […]
Resolving To Write A Book in 2013 With Guy Kawasaki’s Help
Nearly everyone has at one point or another thought about a book they would love to write. The good news is that disruptive innovation is flourishing in publishing right now. It’s breaking down barriers that kept many authors from getting their books published and making new levels of autonomy and artistic freedom possible. Guy Kawasaki […]
Handbook on BPM
Just in time for next week’s BPM 2010, Springer’s International Handbook on Business Process Management is ready to ship. It includes papers by people from both academia and BPM practice, and I’m honored to join their ranks with an article on the drivers and impacts of collaborative BPM. From my abstract: This paper discusses the […]
My Book – The New Polymath
2,000+ innovation blogs. 150+ interviews with innovators. Countless others who facilitated the interviews and are currently helping with the editing and publishing process. It takes a village to write a book.And to show a powerful, emerging pattern in the marketplace. While most media and social networks focus on every little nuance of the iPhone, Facebook […]
