Posted at 12:47PM in crm,
facebook • Permalink • 2 Comments
April 21, 2010
Man, you’ve gone medieval on us!
Altimeter’s Jeremiah Owyang gives a kick-ass breakdown of Facebook’s announcements from today’s f8 conference. I woulda shoulda coulda been there, but doctor appointments and client meetings kept me in the city today.
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Posted at 05:11PM in cpg,
grocery,
scrm • Permalink • No Comments
April 20, 2010
Many people know that grocery is “1 percent business,” meaning that the typical profit margin is about 1 percent. And there are software vendors like MyWebGrocer who are trying to help the grocery stores of the world get on to the social web. And that’s a noble goal. Except when…
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Posted at 01:55PM • Permalink • No Comments
April 18, 2010
Normally, when our clients want to expand their circle of leads or when a client’s sales team needs to break into an account, we recommend a host of sales 2.0 solutions, typically running on a social CRM platform like OracleCRM, SugarCRM or Salesforce. Mind, our clients have million-dollar budgets, and…
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Posted at 04:06PM in conference,
crm,
erp,
sales 2.0,
social crm,
social media • Permalink • 1 Comment
April 14, 2010
I’ve been attending CRM conferences for three years, but I’m hardly a veteran in the space.
I was, however, introduced to SugarCRM very early on by one of my very first consulting clients, Fred Schoeneman, over at Elmwood Realty & Investments , in Berkeley. What sold Fred on the product…
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Posted at 03:23PM in apple,
changes,
prediction • Permalink • 1 Comment
April 14, 2010
I think it all started when I started buying kombucha by the case, and eating a lot more vegetarian food. Then, I started reading that Anthony Keidis biography, Scar Tissue , on my Kindle. I just don’t think I really want or need my iPhone anymore.
My iPhone broke about…
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