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discussing the SaaS forecast and outlook for the next 5 years |
discussing software project ROI and benchmarking |
prep'ing for a financial analyst call to brief them on Netsuite |
@bayoyong keeping notes synced between my MacBook & iPhone, to do lists, meeting notes, etc. |
@mkrigsman I've used Evernote since it was first released and I really like it |
@debbieweil both the UK type or the European 2 prong should work |
@deansguide this one's with Nextgen partners & very useful. Some of the svase events have been productive for me as well. |
Heading to Palo Alto for a VC networking event that IDC is co-sponsoring. Oh, & wine tasting too :) |
RT @rwang0: Discussing the idea of joining a tech analysts professional society. anyone else interested?: I'd support it, how about you? |
Checking out Mr. Tweet, a personal assistant for discovering great followers and influencers in my network http://mrtweet.net!(Please RT) |
Critix to extend virtulization to the iPhone: http://is.gd/b4rD |
caught in the current round of layoffs? here's a post that might help, ways to use social media to get a job: http://is.gd/b4q1 |
@mkrigsman tell him I said hi. I really like what they're doing with the Force.com platform to build a strong ISV business. |
@blueingy very timely. Part one is on the IDC website now: Doc #215033, part 2 should be there by early next week: Doc #215185. |
reviewing IDC open source software adoption survey data and editing a report that we will be publishing this week on the findings |
Wow, great sunrise over the SF bay |
good morning, off to an early meeting, at least I get to take a walk down the Embarcadero |
time to go offline and read for awhile, g'night |
@jenniferkutz hard to believe they could make it more hideous than before, but, strangly, I do really like it. |
reviewing IDC open source adoption survey, the 2 key inhibitors for end user adoption in 2007 are now 2 of the drivers, times are changing |
