http://www.indicee.com/blog/software-implementation-by-the-book/ Cloud Business Intelligence Platform and Reporting Solutions Thu, 08 Dec 2011 13:01:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 http://www.indicee.com/blog/software-implementation-by-the-book/#comment-25 Geoff Devereux Sun, 28 Feb 2010 16:50:57 +0000 https://www.indicee.com/wordpress_indicee/index.php?p=623#comment-25 Thanks for the comment! It's rough getting confronted with that type of view. What do you do? Thanks for the comment! It's rough getting confronted with that type of view. What do you do?

]]> http://www.indicee.com/blog/software-implementation-by-the-book/#comment-24 Katherine Bourget Sun, 28 Feb 2010 10:47:17 +0000 https://www.indicee.com/wordpress_indicee/index.php?p=623#comment-24 Very interesting and timely post. I have just completed the MS2 course work for CGA. As part of the curriculum we needed to participate in "online" discussions. One of the discussion questions was about internet commerce and incumbent businesses versus internet only businesses. I actually had a response to my comments about Google and their impact that indicated that Google was not a "real" business. When I pointed out their revenues and listing on the Nasdaq the comeback was that they don't sell "anything". I guess advertising is not a "thing". It is not just the academics who are having a hard time grasping the importance of technology for businesses. Very interesting and timely post. I have just completed the MS2 course work for CGA. As part of the curriculum we needed to participate in "online" discussions. One of the discussion questions was about internet commerce and incumbent businesses versus internet only businesses. I actually had a response to my comments about Google and their impact that indicated that Google was not a "real" business. When I pointed out their revenues and listing on the Nasdaq the comeback was that they don't sell "anything". I guess advertising is not a "thing". It is not just the academics who are having a hard time grasping the importance of technology for businesses.

]]> http://www.indicee.com/blog/software-implementation-by-the-book/#comment-23 Geoff Devereux Thu, 14 Jan 2010 15:57:24 +0000 https://www.indicee.com/wordpress_indicee/index.php?p=623#comment-23 Thanks Mike! I appreciate the comment. It's funny, I can get so engrossed by the volume of social and it's easy to lose perspective. Gotta be thankful of these moments that renew our perspectives. Thanks Mike! I appreciate the comment. It's funny, I can get so engrossed by the volume of social and it's easy to lose perspective. Gotta be thankful of these moments that renew our perspectives.

]]> http://www.indicee.com/blog/software-implementation-by-the-book/#comment-22 Mike Savory Thu, 14 Jan 2010 13:42:10 +0000 https://www.indicee.com/wordpress_indicee/index.php?p=623#comment-22 You're right, Geoff about it being very early in social media adoption. I was speaking with someone yesterday who was speculating about "the next big thing" online would happen when someone could figure out how to monetize the success of Twitter. I suggested that the smart ones already have, but not with big "buy now" buttons. I don't think that will ever work in social media, no matter how it evolves. Great article. You're right, Geoff about it being very early in social media adoption. I was speaking with someone yesterday who was speculating about "the next big thing" online would happen when someone could figure out how to monetize the success of Twitter. I suggested that the smart ones already have, but not with big "buy now" buttons. I don't think that will ever work in social media, no matter how it evolves. Great article.

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