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  Choosing Software to Run Oddyssea

  05.29.12 | Permalink | 3 Comments

  When running a business, any business, there are many choices to be made. One of the big choices is how to handle core activities like vendor management, inventory management, stock analysis, the selling process, billing, etc. Another decision revolves around automation of these core activities. Now for many of you reading this, you’re probably saying […]

• Business, Innovation

  What is a fair valuation for Facebook?

  05.21.12 | Permalink | 7 Comments

  All you have to do is read the S-1 to see that Facebook is a viable and valuable company. The negative sentiment that surrounded the public offering of shares in the past few days is not because the company lacks value, but rather because the value at which the company is being offered does not […]

• Innovation

  Maker Faire 2012

  05.19.12 | Permalink | Comments Off on Maker Faire 2012

  Here’s the thing, it’s possible to have too much love. Maker Faire is suffering from this phenomena. We’ve been going to Maker Faire for a long time and this year it crossed over. The hassle, the crowd, and the crush over shadowed all the great stuff people were sharing. And that’s a shame. Unless and […]

• Business, Innovation

  Building Awesome Products Interview

  05.13.12 | Permalink | Comments Off on Building Awesome Products Interview

  A couple of weeks ago I had the distinct pleasure to chat with Kathy Klotz-Guest, a “marketing story teller” who leads the practice Keeping it Human. Kathy and I were both speakers at Product Management Bootcamp earlier this year and were able to keep connected after the event. I’ve really enjoyed the interactions with Kathy […]

• Business, Innovation, Media

  Twitter Usage and Growth

  05.07.12 | Permalink | Comments Off on Twitter Usage and Growth

  It was just about a year ago I decided to “try” Twitter again. It was my third attempt and I wasn’t optimistic about it (in fact, in previous content I called Twitter a fad and dismissed users as narcissistic broadcasters of trivia.) Well, a year in and I can say I’ve found a way to […]

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