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February 22, 2010
Brian Eno once said that even though hardly anyone bought the Velvet Underground’s albums at the time they first appeared, almost everyone who did formed their own band.
The sCRM Summit in Washington DC had a similar vibe. The small conference took place at a snowed-in Westin, a few blocks from…
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Posted at 08:39AM in obituary • Permalink • No Comments
February 18, 2010
Dal, I know it’s probably kind of weird to think that I’m writing you a letter. I’ve even got an unanswered email from you from the other day in my inbox. I’m still kind of in shock, buddy. I’ve never lost a client before. This is strange, and very sad.…
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Posted at 10:25AM in erp,
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February 17, 2010
I was sitting in front of Stacks, a Burlingame, California pancake house, this past Sunday morning, with my dad. We were talking about the notion of social enterprise resource planning, and what it might look like.
He works for a big solar company that sells solar facilities to gigantic businesses…
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February 16, 2010
Facebook is a medium-sized global company based in Palo Alto, California. It’s got about 1000 employees, and now has offices in New York and Dublin. The company is the world’s largest social network, and, in the last year, it has been valued at amounts ranging from $6.5 to $14 Billion.…
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Posted at 06:54AM in cpg • Permalink • No Comments
February 10, 2010
I was sitting in a doctor’s office about a month ago when I saw a writeup in The Advocate about the “best deodorant in the world.” I’ve been using Gilette’s deoderant/anti-perspirant probably since high school (1994?), and I’d never really thought of changing, except that I’d been reading a lot…
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Posted at 08:05PM in hospitality,
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February 9, 2010
I first walked into a Starwood Aloft Hotel down in Charlotte, North Carolina, last summer. It struck me as a “85%” version of their 12-year-old Hotel W brand. Room count was smaller (typically 85-115), and the rooms appeared to be about 15% smaller. Fixtures (bath, paint, linens) seem to…
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February 9, 2010
I first walked into a Starwood Aloft Hotel down in Charlotte, North Carolina, last summer. It struck me as a “85%” version of their 12-year-old Hotel W brand. Room count was smaller (typically 85-115), and the rooms appeared to be about 15% smaller. Fixtures (bath, paint, linens) seem to…
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