Business Problems: Seek Them Out
Business problems are everywhere. Your company has difficulties that crop up almost on a daily business. You are not alone.
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Business problems are everywhere. Your company has difficulties that crop up almost on a daily business. You are not alone.
No, that's not Technorati founder David Sifry's posting regimen, but a figure based on Technorati tracking about 1.2 million blog posts per day.
The Western Union telegram (the singing one, too) is dead. And in case you thought sending telegrams was a means of communication that died with The Three Stooges, or was trapped in Technicolor with Bugs Bunny, you were mistaken. Until last week, Western Union was sending 55 telegrams a day on average.
While many people will argue over the replay of Ben Roethlisberger's "touchdown" run, many more will want to replay the Super Bowl advertisements, and can choose from video on AOL, Yahoo or Google.
I'm at the Enterprise Software Summit in Sundance, Utah. When I was here two years ago, the talk was on Consolidation (with Siebel and Peoplesoft executives in attendance) and Business Models.
The Consumerist along with several other sources are accusing Nvidia and its entertainment PR firm AEG of secretly seeding various gaming forums and communities with hired shills: