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Join TinyComb @ Startonomics

January 26, 2009

What’s Startonomics? It’s a one-day workshop designed by entrepreneurs for entrepreneurs on how to create simple, actionable metrics; and how to use them to make better product and marketing decisions for long-term growth and startup success. You cannot miss the all-star lineup at the event set to begin February 6th @ 9am. I will be [...]

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Microsoft Earnings And Future Looking Grim

January 23, 2009

Microsoft Corp is expected to miss internal revenue projections when their earnings come out tomorrow. Wall Street is looking for quarterly revenue of $17.1 billion, according to Reuters Estimates, short of Microsoft’s own target of $17.3 billion to $17.8 billion.With that, there is further confirmation that the rumors of Microsoft announcing job cuts tomorrow are [...]

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RIMmed Out: After The Storm Has Passed, A Survery Of The Damage

December 8, 2008

Research In Motion, Blackberry-maker, and supposed star of the corporate productivity scene has seriously boggled the launch of its newest smartphone: the Blackberry Storm. The phone saw major supply line issues/backorders and terrible reviews despite a relatively sizable marketing effort by both Verizon and RIM.
Over a nearly three week period, RIM is the odd man [...]

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Did We Say Dating Tool? No, No, Advertising… Untapped Market…Ya Know?

October 13, 2008

Eyealike uses image recognition to process and target advertisements. They previously used their algorithm to pair faces of singles with their counterpart.
The processor, which is currently being scaled to include company logos, vehicle recognition, and beyond, is currently able to discern age, gender, hair and skin color.
If you’re anxious to check the accuracy for yourself, [...]

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QikCom Takes On Yammer With Some Features

October 9, 2008

Enterprise Twitter seems to be the hot new non-profit to create this year. (Yammer, Present.ly,  QikCom)
Each one asks the question “What are you working on?” to employees who can update colleagues, bosses, etc.  in 140-character bursts.
Enter QikCom, they are taking on this market with an added features set in hopes to lure businesses into [...]

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