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From $1 million to $100 million...

pragvision wrote 2 weeks ago: From $1 million to $100 million – a conference sponsored by “The Marker” - Israel … more →

Tags: Business & Operations, Business Strategy, Innovation, Technology companies, Entrepreneurship, startup companies, Yossi Vardi, Ronald Cohen, Orna Berry

Major adoption of Google Wave?2 comments

Ruben wrote 1 month ago: What if email was invented today? // The adoption of Wave That’s the question Google is saying … more →

Tags: Vision and Insight, Adoption, Barrier, Collaboration, continuous innovation, Disruptive Innovation, eMail, geeky, Google

Do consumers care when your apparel brand started?3 comments

forsenorse wrote 2 months ago: Do consumers really care when your apparel brand started? Technology adoption rates are rapidly incr … more →

Tags: Promotion, apparel brands, Hollister, teen marketing, the tipping point

Could FriendFeed have crossed the chasm?12 comments

Hutch Carpenter wrote 3 months ago: FriendFeed folds it up FriendFeed is now part of Facebook. For many of us FriendFeed users, this was … more →

Tags: Geek, facebook, friendfeed, information filters, Social Media, Social Networks, Social Software

The value of doing Product Validation4 comments

michelbesner wrote 3 months ago: It is always interesting to look and the evolution of a technology that slowly becomes a product. Mo … more →

Tags: Business Principles, Product Management, Product Validation, reduce risk, time to money, Voice of the customer, feature creep, minimal viable product

Under the Buzz Commentary on Business Strategy for Tech Company Executives

oscartr wrote 3 months ago: I alway look forward to the TCG Advisors 6 monthly newsletter It’s well thought through and be … more →

Tags: Geoffrey Moore, ISV, Marketing, Software, TCG Advisor Group

Interview: Geoffrey Moore

Bob Morris wrote 4 months ago: Moore is the author of five best-selling, highly influential business books: Crossing the Chasm, Ins … more →

Tags: Bob's blog entries, Geoffrey Moore, inside the tornado, Paul Johnson, living on the fault line, TCG Advisors, Mohr Davidow Ventures, The Gorilla Game, Tom Kippola

The Irony of it All

Sandra Eisenberg wrote 6 months ago: My last blog posed the question:  “Is Microsoft the next Dinosaur?”  My point was that m … more →

Tags: Customer Relationship Management, Revenue, Profit, Sales, Internet, Viral marketing, PLM, Product Management, product lifecycle

Mission Vision Statements

alper celik wrote 7 months ago: I am trying to find mission and vision statements for a project that I involved in. I just realized … more →

Tags: Entrepreneurship, Business, Marketing, entrepreneur, KTH, IT, Alper, Çelik, Mission Statement

Crossing the chasm between sales and marketing2 comments

Sabapathy Narayanan wrote 8 months ago: Though marketing and sales are pursuing common objectives, the thread remains that they don’t … more →

Tags: Lead definition, lead generation, lead management, lead nurturing, sales and marketing alignment, sales and marketing chasm, sales and marketing funnel, sales and marketing metrics, sales funnel

Inside the Tornado

75systems wrote 1 year ago: Inside the Tornado   This is a book that follows the success of Crossing the Chasm, Geoffrey A.Moore … more →

Tags: The Latest Books, Sales Books, geoffrey a moore, inside the tornado, Keith Eades, New Solution Selling, Wikinomics, the tipping point

Technology Adoption Life Cycle - TALC1 comment

alper celik wrote 1 year ago: I am a computer engineer and a master student in Sweden. I am studying ICT Entrepreneurship at The R … more →

Tags: Entrepreneurship, KTH, Startup, Kista, Alper, Çelik, Technology Adoption Life Cycle, TALC, Innovators

Crossing the chasm is hard work but is well worth it

Alexander van Elsas wrote 1 year ago: [Disclaimer: this post is related to my work at www.glubble.com] I haven’t been writing on my … more →

Tags: First Use, Glubble for families

Crossing the Chasm2 comments

alper celik wrote 1 year ago: One of my article about a book advice had been published in a magazin in Stocholm. You can find the … more →

Tags: Entrepreneurship, entrepreneur, Stockholm, Sweden, KTH, Business, Start-up, Kista, Marketing

Do good products sell themselves?3 comments

Vincent van Wylick wrote 1 year ago: This is a good question to ‘crowdscource,’ as I’m sure there’s some disagree … more →

Tags: Books, Business Intelligence, Business Process Management, Business Strategy, Consulting, Consumer Electronics, Economics, Entrepreneurship, Finance

What do social networking and multi-level marketing have in common?

bcritchfield wrote 1 year ago: For those of you unfamiliar with multi-level marketing – think Amway, NuSkin, or Pre-Paid Lega … more →

Tags: Marketing Tactics, New Media, social networking, Web 2.0, Word of Mouth Marketing, diffusion of innovations, Multi Level Marketing, Network Marketing, Pyramid Schemes

Day 18 - Getting Busy

foundryfan wrote 1 year ago: Sorry. It’s been a while since my last posting. Things have been getting busy around here. Day … more →

Tags: Brocade acquires Foundry, acquisition, Brocade, Business, Finance, foundry, Olympic Torch Relay, performance evaluation, serveriron

Early adopters and Silicon Valley are the easy way to failure25 comments

Alexander van Elsas wrote 1 year ago: I’ve been wondering about the way many of the new startups in Silicon Valley (and other parts … more →

Tags: early adapter, Silicon Valley, Startup, Strategy, early adopter

The (pre-) entrepreneurial process

Vincent van Wylick wrote 1 year ago: As I’m currently applying for jobs, I naturally often get asked what my dream job is. I hate t … more →

Tags: Africa, Architecture, Asia, Books, Business Intelligence, Business Process Management, Business Strategy, Clusters, Consulting


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