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Revolving Door Shows Stakes in New Domains Game

11|7|11   |   1:55   |   3 comments


As ICANN's former board chairman grabs a plum job with a domain seller, we're left to wonder just how many new registrations are "defensive," claimed by companies worried about protecting their brands.
Singer at C-Level
Enterprise Org Chart Meets Hollywood

5|11|11   |   1:48   |   10 comments


The future of your executive organizational chart is being influenced by Hollywood and crowdsourcing. This may not be as frightening as it sounds.
Mary E. Shacklett
Terminating SaaS Contracts

10|15|10   |   2:04   |   No comments


When negotiating SaaS contracts with a vendor, it’s uncomfortable but critical for IT to focus on termination clauses.
Mary E. Shacklett
Software May Need a Culture Shift

9|17|10   |   2:10   |   2 comments


Businesses are starting to ask for software that stays generic and can be fully optimized. For most commercial software developers, getting there might involve entire makeovers of internal values and infrastructures.
Singer at C-Level
Importance of Social CRM

5|24|10   |   2:51   |   5 comments


Maytag screwed up beeeeg time. Don’t be next!
Singer at C-Level
Goldilocks & the Data Center

2|4|10   |   3:39   |   2 comments


What kinds of companies are doing the most innovation in the data center? Turns out it's midtier enterprises that are taking the "Just Right" approach.
Full Nelson
Unified Collaboration Telepresence: Part 2

1|27|10   |   2:41   |   No comments


There are a few practical and affordable tools to help get people collaborating within enterprises. In Part 2, the Fritzoid talks about three of them.
Full Nelson
Unified Collaboration Telepresence: Part 1

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1|26|10   |   2:29   |   No comments


The promise of Unified Communications, Collaboration, and Telepresence are compelling, but it all sounds pretty pie-in-the-sky to the Admiral.
Sebastian Stadil
The Basic Economics of the Cloud

12|11|09   |   2:56   |   3 comments


The problem with infrastructure these days is not the cost of the network but the cost of the people managing the network. Sebastian Stadil discusses how he'd like to see companies evolve towards a more manageable infrastructure using cloud computing.
Reiter's Block
The New Looks of Cellphone Operating Systems

12|3|09   |   2:49   |   3 comments


Companies used to be confident they'd know exactly what a cellular OS would look like out of the box. Today, that confidence should be fading. Reiter discusses how a cellphone OS's looks could be deceiving, and why businesses need to understand it.
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How Does Nokia's Booklet 3G Stack Up?

11|26|09   |   3:05   |   1 comment


Cellular operators, netbook manufacturers, and, of course, techies, have been eagerly awaiting a hands-on experience with Nokia's new netbook, the Booklet 3G. Reiter's got his hands on one, and tells you whether it's worth the wait.
Singer at C-Level
Secret Clouds: A Lesson for CIOs

11|23|09   |   1:29   |   No comments


Does your organization use cloud computing? Even if you aren’t aware of it your employees might be... right behind your back. But don't fret. Use this as a learning opportunity.
Singer at C-Level
Connecting Stakeholders: Part 2

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11|4|09   |   2:22   |   No comments


Executives from all backgrounds are modifying their best practices to connect stakeholders to all points of their businesses. In this section, we will explore how the supply chain industry is changing with the times.
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