Every year around this time I write two columns one on the year that was and another on what I expect the new year to bring. There is no methodology for this process and I believe this lack of method is important. I take a blank screen and fill it up with what has been [...]
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2011 Say Bye-bye!
Posted: December 14, 2011 in CRM, EconomicsTags: Benioff, Bob Lutz, cloud computing, CRM Idol, curation, Dreamforce, OpenWorld, Oracle, Salesforce, Steve jobs, subscription economy, Time Magazine
#OOW11 WTF! Larry Cancels Marc, Oy…
Posted: October 5, 2011 in CRMTags: Benioff, ellison, OOW, OpenWorld, Oracle
WTF! I’ve been writing, talking and meeting all day. I thought I had the night off when this bombshell went off (it comes directly form Twitter): “RT @Benioff: Larry just cancelled my keynote tomorrow! Sorry #oow11! Join me @ St. Regis AME Restaurant at 10:30AM! The show must go on! Sorry Larry!” There are so [...]
#oow10 Part 3 Cloud Orthodoxy
Posted: September 23, 2010 in CRM, Economics, TechnologyTags: beioff, cloud computing, ellison, OpenWorld, salesforce.oracle
Writing about the seminal event for CRM at Oracle Open World — the public cloud computing debate between Larry Ellison and Marc Benioff respective CEO’s of Oracle and Salesforce.com — is tougher than coming up with rent and alimony. There are so many threads to pull together and I have so much history following the [...]
#OOW10 The Other Fall Classic Part 2
Posted: September 21, 2010 in CRM, TechnologyTags: Anthoyn lye, OpenWorld, Oracle
Dust off your baseball metaphors because they all apply. Yesterday, team Oracle threw strikes, played small ball, swung for the fences, shut down the opposition and generally stole home in a very satisfying win. We’re talking Open World. It was a team effort at the Moscone Center in San Francisco where forty-one thousand guests and [...]
Summits and a synthesis
Posted: December 9, 2009 in CRM, TechnologyTags: microsoft, OpenWorld, Oracle, Sage, sap
Summit must be the secular name our species came up with when we decided that certain business meetings had to have the same weight as religious conversions. I am not trying to be contentious by using this vaguely religious metaphor so please consider me a radical centrist. But after a few months of vendor meetings [...]
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