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Oracle’s Influencer Relations: Mom Are We There Yet?

By Steve Mann on September 21, 2010

A fellow Enterprise Irregular posed this question to the EI’s relative to the maturity of the industry and the acceptance of bloggers @ Oracle Open World:Especially after the Workday session where 20 of us from small and large firms all…

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged analyst, blogger, communication, corporate culture, Enterprise Irregulars, influencer, OOW, oow10, OOW2010, oracle, Oracle Open World, sap, workdaytech

The Day Hp Got Killed. Publicly. By HP.

The Day Hp Got Killed. Publicly. By HP.

By Zoli Erdos on September 19, 2010

Recently I wrote up a positive example how Twitter, and generally public participation can enliven a conference.  Today we’ve witnessed the opposite.  Twitter KO’d HP at Oracle OpenWorld.  No, let me correct that. HP KO’d HP.  This keynote will be a case study for years to come.  No more comments… just a few selected tweets, […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged hp, Keynote, marketing, oow10, oracle, Oracle OpenWorld, Public speaking, Social Media, Twitter, workdaytech | 3 Responses

Five analyst relations lessons from Workday

Five analyst relations lessons from Workday

By Michael Krigsman on August 27, 2010

Enterprise vendor, Workday, invited twenty top analysts to the company’s first briefing day. The event offers lessons for creating transparent and open dialog with industry analysts.

Posted in Business | Tagged analysts, Twitter, workday, workdaytech

What an exhilarating Workday!

What an exhilarating Workday!

By Vinnie Mirchandani on August 24, 2010

We run into each other at various industry conferences – a group of industry analysts, consultants and bloggers focused on enterprise software. Rarely though 20 of us are we in a room for a whole day – many of us have competitive business models, others honestly cannot stand each other. So, it is even more […]

Posted in Business | Tagged Aneel Bhusri, David Duffield, enterprise software, erp, sap, software as a service, workday, workdaytech

Well-spent Workday @ Workday–Here’s the Firehose

Well-spent Workday @ Workday–Here’s the Firehose

By Zoli Erdos on August 24, 2010

Yesterday I was privileged to sit in a group of 20 or so analysts (many of them fellow Enterprise Irregulars) invited to Workday’s first ever Technology Summit. For short background, Workday’s original call to fame came from it’s Founder, Dave Duffield, an Enterprise Software Legend, who built PeopleSoft from nothing to a position of challenging […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged communication, Dave Duffield, enterprise software, erp, HRM, PeopleSoft, SaaS, sap, Social Media, software as a service, Twitter, workday, workdaytech | 1 Response

Part Two - Workday Technology Summit

Part Two – Workday Technology Summit

By Brian Sommer on August 24, 2010

More on the Workday Technology Summit including information re: an iPad analytics application, Workday Labs interest areas and the role of social media in Workday applications.

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged Facebook, ipod, linkedin, ui, workday, workdaytech

The Multi-tenancy SaaS Argument – It’s a Vendor, Not a Customer Issue

The Multi-tenancy SaaS Argument – It’s a Vendor, Not a Customer Issue

By Josh Greenbaum on August 23, 2010

I am sitting in Workday’s 2010 Technology Summit hearing the pitch about the supremacy of multi-tenancy, and despite their best efforts, Workday’s rationales about this key piece of SaaS orthodoxy are coming down solidly on the vendor side of the equation, not the user side. While the benefits that multi-tenancy can provide are manifold for […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged multitenancy, multitenant, netsuite, SaaS, software as a service, tenancy, tenancy debate, workday, workdaytech | 9 Responses

Workday Technology Briefing - part 1

Workday Technology Briefing – part 1

By Brian Sommer on August 23, 2010

Workday is opening up to a tough crowd of industry analysts. Here are the morning’s highlights from this briefing.

Posted in Business, Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged PeopleSoft, SaaS, software as a service, workday, workdaytech

Workday Technology Summit

Workday Technology Summit

By Zoli Erdos on August 23, 2010

Enterprise Software as a Service provider Workday is holding an all-day Technology Summit (their first one) to the analyst community.  I’m lucky enough that Workday is based in Pleasanton, so for the first time I don’t have to get on  a plane for such a meeting. Also, this could very well be the highest concentration […]

Posted in Business | Tagged analysts, enterprise software, erp, software as a service, workday technology summit, workdaytech | 3 Responses

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