Posted on February 9, 2007 by notronwest
I had some time today to catch up on my “links for you” (links your friends post to their account they believe you would be interested in) at del.icio.us. and I cam across a link to an article a friend of mine had sent to me a week or two ago on the RSS [...]
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Posted on January 19, 2007 by notronwest
Yeah that’s right, you heard me I want every interaction with every website that I have ever done back. It’s mine isn’t it. Even with an article that you right for an online (or not online) publication, you have the right to own a copy of it.
Here is my thought, I have a [...]
Filed under: Blogging, Friends Sites, Service Oriented Architecture, Social Bookmarking, Social Software, Software Development, Web 2.0 | 3 Comments »
Posted on October 10, 2006 by notronwest
Details for the much anticipated Salesforce API 2.0 have been released and I will have to say that my first impression is that there is a whole lot of marketing going into this. As an example they have registered a new 1-800 number (didn’t all 1800 numbers become extinct at one point) - 1-800-NO-SOFTWARE.
The [...]
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Posted on September 22, 2006 by notronwest
“We will destroy Oracle and SAP because they won’t be able to respond to the innovation we are about to unleash”.
Marc Benioff (CEO-Founder SalesForce.com)
Why is a software company that has only been around since the turn of the century able to make statements like this? Maybe because Marc Benioff is a big mouth and a [...]
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Posted on April 27, 2006 by notronwest
Is Google merely doing everything that we are thinking about doing or are they truly leading us down the next phase of the Internet. It would be safe to say that Microsoft lead the way. They did things that other people truly never dreamed about doing. First the OS, then the Software [...]
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