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McAfee AntiVirus Updates

myth73 — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 23:12:11 +0000

McAfee AntiVirus Updates tanggal 29 Nopember 2009

SuperDATs –>> Version: 5817; Date: 29 Nov 2009; Size: 117.1 MB

DATs –>> Version: 5817; Date: 29 Nov 2009; Size: 66.1 MB

Underground Information Trade Tops Global Drug Trade

josmosis6 — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 19:30:41 +0000

Originally written for and published Nov. 29, 2009, by Platform Online Magazine.

Public relations is going viral. A tweet from a recent #journchat session on Twitter said, more or less, “If you’re not practicing PR 2.0, you’re not effectively practicing PR.” Shifting to online communications and personal profiles, every day we are creating a more concise, digital version of our human selves. If we’re going to put our lives out there (wherever the Internet is), we must first consider who else is out there with us and what they’re capable of.

We’ve all heard of social networking. We’ve all heard of identity theft. We’ve all heard of the issues surrounding Internet scams, frauds and cyber crimes. We’ve all heard of privacy settings. We’ve all heard of common sense. What do all of these terms have in common?

Think back to the last time you forgot your password – any password to any account. When you tried to reset your password, you were most likely prompted with a “security question.” Can you remember what that question was? Was it specific to your knowledge? Was it a question that only you could answer? Was it a question that ensured you were the only one capable of reseting your password and accessing your information?

Now think Facebook. “Which witch are you?” Home, wall, info, pictures, video. “Which movie pair are you and your BFF?” Status updates daily, hourly, mobile – constant status updates. “Which celebrity are you compatible with?” Suggested ads. Sponsored ads. “How well do you know me?” How many hundreds of friends do you have? How many networks do those hundreds of friends connect you to? Are you the only one who can access your information in your Facebook account? Do you follow where I’m heading?

Whenever a Facebook application is given access to your account, sponsored ads tailored to your interests start appearing on the sidebar. As distracting as invitations to join friend’s Mafia Wars or Farmville legions are, the potential for carelessness to leak information increases. The more personalized your Facebook account ads are, the more of your information has reached third party sites. Facebook does a good job of controlling its users information, but nothing is perfect and this is one of the more visible examples.

For each question listed, ask yourself if the answer could be found in the information available on your social networking sites and online profiles:

What is your Mother’s maiden name?
What was the make of your first car?
What is your favorite movie?
What was your first cat’s name?
What is your father’s middle name?
What elementary school did you attend?
Where did you honeymoon?

Each one of the questions listed above is considered a “security question.” Using common sense, the relationship between the two should be getting clearer. Personalized security questions are only as secure as the information about the person in question.

The University of Alabama’s Office of Information Technology hosted “Get online. Stay in bounds.”, an Internet and cyber safety seminar, to inform the student body of online threats, risks and strategies to avoid them. Speakers at the seminar included a cyber crime specialist from McAfee and a cyber security strategist from Symantec. But allow me to introduce you to the term introduced during the seminar instead: social engineering.

For a more detailed explanation, SearchSecurity.com, a security-specific information resource for enterprise IT professionals, defines social engineering as a “non-technical kind of intrusion that relies heavily on human interaction and often involves tricking other people to break normal security procedures.” The site also said, “Social engineers rely on the fact that people are not aware of the value of the information they possess and are careless about protecting it.”

The McAfee representative said that Web 2.0 is crucial as it is the main target of social engineers and that “we facilitate cyber crimes.” She explained that MySpace and Facebook are not security vetted, they’re network focused, and blind acceptance through friendship is one of the easiest ways to access otherwise private information. She stressed common sense and challenged users to question anything suspicious.

The Symantec representative spoke about malware, malicious computer software, making up 65% of online content, exceeding good content on the Web. One slide showed statistics of malicious sites growing five times faster per day than in the entire year 2007. The Symantec representative even admitted that “antiviruses aren’t going to be good enough as we turn this bad corner.” Again, common sense was the focus of his closing statements.

Here are some facts and suggestions from both representatives to consider the next time you fill out a quiz, load a photo album or let that hot avatar persuade you:

More money is in the Russian underground information trade than the global drug trade.
One identity only costs $15 on the information market.
90% of all threats are financially motivated.
One in 10 laptops are stolen.
Yearly credit checks are vital and FREE! Don’t ever pay for one.
Jobs run credit checks too.
Presume criminals will take advantage of anything hot and new.
Mistyped Web sites are set up as vicious links by criminals in hopes you’ll mess up.
Being unaware of how information is marketed or gathered puts you at risk.
Common-sense security questions are common information answers.
18- to 24-year-olds are the demographic hardest hit.

The University of Alabama’s student body is exposed to as many threats as the rest of the Internet’s users, but may be at a higher risk level due to increased demand for work being done online. Remember how Mom always said, “Better safe than sorry”? Whether you are a student, educator or PR practitioner, please help promote UA’s OIT Cyber Safety Awareness by being aware, being safe and remembering cyber safety is personal.

Underground Information Trade Tops Global Drug Trade

platformadmin — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 19:14:22 +0000

For each question listed, ask yourself if the answer could be found in the information available on your social networking sites and online profiles:

What is your Mother’s maiden name?
What was the make of your first car?
What is your favorite movie?
What was your first cat’s name?
What is your father’s middle name?
What elementary school did you attend?
Where did you honeymoon?

Here are some facts and suggestions from both representatives to consider the next time you fill out a quiz, load a photo album or let that hot avatar persuade you:

More money is in the Russian underground information trade than the global drug trade.
One identity only costs $15 on the information market.
90% of all threats are financially motivated.
One in 10 laptops are stolen.
Yearly credit checks are vital and FREE! Don’t ever pay for one.
Jobs run credit checks too.
Presume criminals will take advantage of anything hot and new.
Mistyped Web sites are set up as vicious links by criminals in hopes you’ll mess up.
Being unaware of how information is marketed or gathered puts you at risk.
Common-sense security questions are common information answers.
18- to 24-year-olds are the demographic hardest hit.

By Josh Morris

McAfee AntiVirus Updates

myth73 — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 22:45:32 +0000

McAfee AntiVirus Updates tanggal 27 Nopember 2009

SuperDATs –>> Version: 5815; Date: 27 Nov 2009; Size: 117.1 MB

DATs –>> Version: 5815; Date: 27 Nov 2009; Size: 66.1 MB

China warns about return of destructive Panda virus

starbuck50 — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 19:46:11 +0000

The Panda Burning Incense worm had infected millions of Chinese PCs in early 2007

A computer worm that China warned Internet users against is an updated version of the Panda Burning Incense virus, which infected millions of PCs in the country three years ago, according to McAfee.

The original Panda worm, also known as Fujacks, caused widespread damage at a time when public knowledge about online security was low, and led to the country’s first arrests for virus-writing in 2007. The new worm variant, one of many that have appeared since late 2006, adds a malicious component meant to make infection harder to detect, said Vu Nguyen, a McAfee Labs researcher.

“It has gotten more complex with the addition of a rootkit,” said Nguyen. “It definitely makes it more challenging for users to clean up and even to know that their systems have been compromised.”

A rootkit burrows into a system to try to hide the existence of malware.

The first Panda worm gained fame in China for switching the icons of infected files with an image of a panda holding three incense sticks. The same image would also flash across a victim’s screen, but the worm’s final goal was to install password-stealing Trojan horses. The worm infected millions of PCs, according to Chinese state media. Its author was ordered to write a removal tool for the worm and later sentenced to four years in prison.

China’s national virus response center warned about the updated worm earlier this week, but it dubbed the virus Worm_Piloyd.B and did not link it to Panda. The center said it had found a worm spreading online that infected executables and html files. The worm blocked a victim’s PC from restoring infected files, turned off active antivirus software and directed the machine to Web sites to download Trojan horses and other malware, the center said. The center urged Internet users to step up defense on their PCs against unknown viruses.

Source: Networkworld.com

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juntariman — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 17:33:43 +0000

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Fifth Annual Technology Investment Conference -December 9-10, 2009

werievents — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 19:19:17 +0000

RUSNANO and AmBAR Announce the Business Plan Competition of Nanotech Projects

AmBAR creates a unique platform to facilitate the exchange of knowledge, ideas, and business contacts between technology entrepreneurs, professionals, and investors. The organization is also dedicated to accelerating access to capital for innovative projects and developing technology partnerships between Russia, Ukraine and other FSU countries and the United States. Through various seminars and conferences AmBAR provides educational programs that help entrepreneurs refine their business plans, and advance their product development and marketing efforts.

Ambar’s Mission:

·       To provide a networking platform for technology entrepreneurs, venture capital investors, and other business professionals from Russian, Ukraine and other CIS countries who are interested in innovation and commercialization of high technology products.

·       To educate, showcase, and support entrepreneurs in Russia, Ukraine and other CIS countries as they seek equity capital, corporate partners, and grow their companies globally.

·       To enhance all aspects of technology partnership between the United States and the countries of the former Soviet Union.

SVOD Conference is right around the corner and we have an amazing lineup of speakers! Register today and don’t miss out on this unique networking opportunity!

    This is a not to be missed event for the entrepreneurs and the Venture Capital community. This year’s theme will drive a very exciting Agenda exploring “re-invention” as it affects the startup process on multiple levels — technologies, business models, financing, monetizing and team building.

Vinod Khosla, Founding Partner, Khosla Ventures

Charles Giancarlo, Managing Director, Silver Lake

Steve Blank, Serial Entrepreneur; Founder, Epiphany; Lecturer, Stanford University, Graduate School of Engineering

Sergei Beloussov, CEO, Parallels

Ron Conway, Founding General Partner, Angel Investors LP

Jason Pressman, General Partner, Shasta Ventures

Adam Lashinsky, Editor at large, Fortune magazine; regular panelist and business commentator for Fox network programs

Esther Dyson, Director, 23andMe, Principal, EDventure Holdings (sold to CNet), investor in Flickr and del.icio.us (both sold to Yahoo!) & Medstory (sold to Microsoft)

Jeff Crow, General Partner, Norwest Venture Partners

Vivek Mehra, General Partner, August Capital

Ping Li, General Partner, Accel Partners

Kittu Kolluri, General Partner, New Enterprise Associates

Franklin Pitch Johnson, Founding Partner, Asset Management Company

Peter Loukianoff, Partner, Almaz Capital Partners

Guy Kawasaki, Managing Director, Garage Technology Ventures

Pavel Pogodin, Partner, Sughrue Mion LLP

Dmitry Dubograev, Partner, Femida LLP

Leonid Gozman, Board Member, RUSNANO

Mikhail Chuchkevich, Director, Project Office, RUSNANO

Dmitry Vasuytinsky, Managing Partner, Allianz Asset Management

Yan Ryazantsev, Investment Director, Russian Venture Company

Bo Parker, Managing Director, Center for Technology and Innovation, PriceWaterhouseCoopers

Phil Libin, CEO, Evernote

Vlad Shmunis, CEO, RingCentral, Sequoia-backed company

Matthew Trevithick, General Partner, Venrock

Eric Buatois, General Partner, Sofinnova Ventures

Vish Makhijani, COO, Zynga

Vimal Solanki, Vice President, McAfee

Evgeni Utkin, CEO, Kvazar-Micro, acquired by Sitronics, voted the Best Ukrainian Entrepreneur

Greg Shenkman, General Partner, Exigen Capital, formerly CEO of Genesys, sold to Alcatel for $1.9B

Mike Selfridge, Northern California Region Manager, Silicon Valley Bank

Whether you are looking for a deal flow, funding, information or networking – SVOD 2009 is the place to be! - WWW.SVOD.ORG

Date: December 9-10, 2009

Location: Computer History Museum, Mountain View, Silicon Valley, CA

To Register: http://www.svod.org/

Russian Corporation of Nanotechnologies (RUSNANO) and American Business Association of Russian-speaking Professionals (AmBAR) announce the Business Plan Competition cor projects and companies working in the field of nanotechnology. Origination of the project may come from any country or person all over the world, but its implementation or some part of implementation has to be completed in Russia. In 2009 the nominees for the contest are pre-selected by AmBAR among the participants of the Fifth Annual High Tech Investment Conference SVOD 2009. For more information, please go to: http://www.svod.org/ or e-mail to info@ambarclub.org

The projects are evaluated by the following criteria:

nanotechnology application;

scientific and technical feasibility of the project;

quality and feasibility of the business-plan;

steps already made towards project implementation.

The winner of the competition receives the RUSNANO award and the prize in the amount of 300,000 rubles (~$10,000).

For more details, please see the Contest terms and conditions (in Russian)

McAfee: 12 timos Navideños

josmennic — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 15:59:04 +0000

Los cibercriminales aprovechan la época navideña para hacerse con el dinero, la identidad y la información bancaria de los consumidores.

McAfee ha revelado una lista de “doce timos navideños”, teniendo en cuenta que los cibercriminales utilizan la época navideña para engañar a los consumidores. Se trata de una serie de timos online que los consumidores deben conocer.

“Los cibercriminales hacen uso de sus mejores estrategias durante la Navidad para obtener dinero, información de las tarjetas de crédito, el número de la Seguridad Social y la identidad de los usuarios”, afirma Jeff Green, Vicepresidente Senior de McAfee Labs. “Estos ciberdelincuentes siguen las tendencias de cada época y crean sitios web relacionados con ellas, timos y correos electrónicos con los que pueden engañar, incluso, a los usuarios más cautos”.

Timo I: Phishing de caridad
Durante la época navideña, los hackers se aprovechan de la generosidad de los ciudadanos y les envían correos electrónicos que parecen proceder de organizaciones de caridad legítimas.

Timo II: Facturas falsas
Durante la Navidad, los cibercriminales suelen enviar facturas falsas y notificaciones de entrega aparentando proceder de Federal Express o UPS. Envían correos electrónicos a los usuarios solicitando los detalles de sus tarjetas de crédito para confirmar que son correctos, o se les pide que abran una factura online para recibir el pedido. Una vez completada, la información de esa persona es robada o se instala malware automáticamente en su ordenador.

Timo III: Redes sociales
Los cibercriminales aprovechan esta época tan entrañable para enviar solicitudes de amistad desde redes sociales, aparentemente auténticas. Los usuarios de Internet deben tener cuidado cuando pinchan en enlaces que van incluidos en estos correos electrónicos ya que, automáticamente, instalan malware en el ordenador para robar información personal.

Timo IV: Postales electrónicas
Los cibercriminales roban dinero a los consumidores que envían postales navideñas electrónicas, en un esfuerzo por respetar el medio ambiente. La pasada Navidad, el laboratorio McAfee Labs descubrió un gusano enmascarado como postal electrónica Hallmark y en una promoción de Coca Cola. Los power point de navidad adjuntos en un correo electrónico son también populares entre los cibercriminales.

Timo V: “Lujo” y joyas a alto precio
McAfee Labs, ha descubierto recientemente una nueva campaña de Navidad dirigida a compradores en sitios web que ofrecen descuentos en artículos de lujo de marcas como Cartier, Gucci o Tag Heuer. Los cibercriminales utilizan con frecuencia el logotipo de las mejores firmas para engañar a los consumidores y provocar la compra de productos que nunca recibirán.

Timo VI: Robo de identidad
Según Forrester Research Inc. las ventas online en Navidad aumentarán este año, igual que los cazadores de gangas en Internet. Mientras los usuarios compran y navegan, los hackers siguen el rastro de su actividad en un intento de hacerse con su información personal.

Timo VII: Villancicos peligrosos
Durante la Navidad, los hackers crean sitios web relacionados con estas fechas, y destinados a quienes buscan tonos, fondos de pantalla, villancicos o salvapantallas festivos. Descargar este tipo de archivos puede infectar los ordenadores con spyware, adware u otro tipo de malware.

Timo VIII: Ofertas de trabajo
Los cibercriminales se están aprovechando de la desesperada situación económica en la que nos encontramos, y realizan promesas laborales de altas retribuciones y sin necesidad de moverse de casa. Una vez que la persona ha mostrado interés, tiene que introducir su información personal a través de Internet y pagar una determinada cantidad. A partir de ese momento, los hackers se quedan con el dinero, zanjando así la prometida oportunidad laboral.

Timo IX: Sitios falsos de subastas
Los cibercriminales se esconden en sitios web de subastas durante la época navideña. Los compradores deben tener precaución con ofertas de subastas que parecen ser demasiado buenas para ser verdad, porque la mayoría de las veces, estas compras no llegan a su destino.

Timo X: Robo de contraseñas
El robo de contraseñas es una frecuente treta durante la Navidad, porque los ladrones utilizan herramientas de bajo coste para descubrir las contraseñas de usuarios y enviarles malware que graban las pulsaciones (keylogging). Una vez que los cibercriminales acceden a una o más contraseñas, consiguen el acceso al banco de los consumidores y a los detalles de sus tarjetas de crédito y “limpian” sus cuentas en apenas unos minutos.

Timo XI: Correos electrónicos procedentes de bancos
Los cibercriminales engañan a los consumidores en la divulgación de sus detalles bancarios enviando correos electrónicos que parecen proceder de instituciones financieras reales. En ellos, piden que el usuario confirme información de sus cuentas, incluido nombre de usuario y contraseña, con la advertencia de que, si no lo hace, su cuenta quedará invalidada.

Timo XII: Secuestro de archivos
Los hackers consiguen el control de los ordenadores de los usuarios a través de distintos timos. Actúan como secuestradores virtuales, secuestran los archivos de los ordenadores y los encriptan, convirtiéndolos en inaccesibles para el propio dueño de los mismos. A continuación, el ciberdelincuente le exige el pago de un rescate por ellos, a cambio de obtenerlos.

Fuente: McAfee.

McAfee Total Protection 2009

one4dmoney — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 15:16:01 +0000

QUOTE McAfee Total Protection 2009 Features: Integrated anti-virus, anti-spyware, firewall, anti-spa

McAfee AntiVirus Updates

myth73 — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 22:50:20 +0000

McAfee AntiVirus Updates tanggal 24 Nopember 2009

SuperDATs –>> Version: 5812; Date: 24 Nov 2009; Size: 118.4 MB

İnternette en tehlikeli ünlü Jessica Biel

transhaber — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 21:43:59 +0000

İnternet güvenliği firması McAfee ‘nin her yıl düzenlediği “Web’de Aranması En Ris

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artpar — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 14:58:16 +0000

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McAfee AntiVirus Updates

myth73 — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 23:12:08 +0000

McAfee AntiVirus Updates tanggal 23 Nopember 2009

SuperDATs –>> Version: 5811; Date: 23 Nov 2009; Size: 118.4 MB

McAfee warns about '12 Scams of Christmas'

حديقة أزهار — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 22:05:17 +0000

From CNet News November 21, 2009 10:04 AM PST Muslims don’t celebrate Christmas but this infor

Những niềm vui không trọn vẹn

chobau — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 03:42:49 +0000

Nếu Charles Dickens còn sống vào thời điểm bây giờ, chắc chắn ông sẽ bắt đầu viết một câu chuyện về Google và Yahoo! như thế này: “Đây là quãng thời gian vui nhất của Google và Yahoo nhưng mức độ trọn vẹn có lẽ khác nhau”

Mặc dù Yahoo mới đây công bố doanh thu trong Quý II/2005 đạt mức kỷ lục 880 triệu USD nhưng trên thị trường phố Wall, các nhà đầu tư vẫn dán mắt vào cổ phiếu củaGoogle. Liệu niềm vui này của Google và nỗi lo lắng thua cuộc của Yahoo sẽ tiếp diễn trong bao lâu?

Quý II năm nay, cả Google và Yahoo đều đạt doanh thu cao. Doanh thu Yahoo tăng 24% đạt 880 triệu USD (quý II/2004 là 609 triệu USD) còn với Google, mức tăng trưởng cao hơn rất nhiều khi hãng công bố doanh thu 841 triệu USD, tăng gần gấp đôi so với con số 423 triệu USD cùng kỳ năm ngoái. Để có sự tăng trưởng này, hai đại gia Internet này cần cảm ơn sự gia tăng mạnh mẽ của nhu cầu quảng cáo trực tuyến, đặc biệt quảng cáo trong các công cụ tìm kiếm thông tin trên Internet. Mức lợi nhuận chính thức sẽ được Yahoo và Google công bố trong thời gian tới và những con số tăng vọt hoàn toàn không có gì đáng ngạc nhiên. Các nhà phân tích dự đoán lợi nhuận trên mỗi cổ phiếu củaYahoo tăng 63% so với cùng kỳ năm ngoái. Nhưng với Google, cổ phiếu sẽ còn hấp dẫn hơn rất nhiều khi các nhà phân tích đưa ra con số dự đoán là 107%.

Cũng theo các nhà phân tích thì trong vòng vài năm tới, cả Yahoo và Google đều đạt mức tăng trưởng trung bình hàng năm là 30%. Và cùng với đó, đương nhiên trong con mắt các nhà đầu tư, cổ phiếu của Google và Yahoo sẽ là miếng bánh hấp dẫn nhất tại Wall Street.

Dán mắt vào Google

Về chừng mực nào đó, trong sự quan tâm của các nhà đầu tư với các cổ phiếu Internet thì có lẽ duy nhất chỉ có một công ty khiến người đều phải tập trung sự chú ý đó là Google.

Cổ phiếu của Google đã vượt qua mức 300 USD/cổ phiếu. Từ đầu năm đến nay, mức tăng trưởng của cổ phiếu Google đạt 56%. Còn nếu tính kể từ thời điểm cổ phiếu được niêm yết giao dịch trên thị trường chứng khoán tháng 8 năm ngoái, mức tăng trưởng là trên 250%.

Trái ngược lại với đà tăng trưởng mạnh mẽ của Google, cổ phiếu của Yahoo giảm khoảng 2% trong năm nay và chỉ tăng trưởng không nhiều, khoảng 30%, kể từ thời điểm Google phát hành chứng khoán.

Liệ điều này sẽ tiếp tục? Một vài nhà phân tích bắt đầu đạt câu hỏi xu hướng này sẽ kép dài trong bao lâu? Google có thể duy trì tốc độ tăng trưởng mạnh mẽ của mình so với Yahoo trong tương lai?

Scott Kessler, nhà phân tích cổ phiếu Standard & Poors, cho rằng có nhiều sức ép hơn đối với Google khi công bố các kết quả kinh doanh hơn là Yahoo. Điều này bởi vì Google mới gia nhập thị trường chứng khoán và đã thu hút sự quan tâm của các nhà đầu tư khi nhanh chóng đánh bại mọi dự đoạn tăng trưởng trung bình ở mức 28% trong ba quý đầu năm nay với tư cách là một công ty phát hành cổ phiếu ra công chúng. “Sẽ công bằng khi nói rằng Google đã vượt xa mọi dự đoán của các nhà phân tích trong vài quý gần đây và mọi người đang mong đợi những kết quả tương tự trong tương lai”, Kessler nói, “Sẽ có một vài vấn đề khi mà sự mong đợi là quá cao”.

Và khi mà không có sự ầm ĩ như vậy đối với Yahoo, có lẽ sẽ tốt hơn nếu đánh cược vào Yahoo. “Viễn cảnh trong tương lai gần, thị trường chứng khoán đang trông chờ những tăng trưởng hợp lý của Yahoo để giúp cổ phiếu của hãng trở nên an toàn hơn trong con mắt các nhà đầu tư”, David Edwards, một nhà phân tích tại hãng American Technology Research, cho biết.

Có một vài đánh giá tương tự. Kể từ khi cổ phiếu của Google được phát hành ra công chúng, nó được giao dịch mạnh mẽ và khiến cổ phiếu của Yahoo trở nên kém hấp dẫn hơn. Điều này vẫn tiếp tục xảy ra tuy nhiên khoảng cách đang được thu hẹp lại. Cổ phiếu của Google có chỉ số P/E là 58 trong năm 2005, trong khi đó chỉ số P/E của Yahoo là 64.

Tuy nhiên, nếu bạn so sánh doanh thu của cả hai công ty dựa trên cơ sở doanh doanh thu trước thuế, sự sụt giá và trả dần (EBITDA), một biện pháp thường xuyên được các nhà phân tích sử dụng để đánh giá lợi nhuận và triển vọng của các công tyInternet, thì Google sẽ có giá trị cao hơn.

Theo đánh giá của Philip Remek, một nhà phân tích tại hãng Guzman & Co., chỉ số EBITDA của Google được giao dịch ở mức 39 vàchỉ số này của Yahoo là 32. Một vài nhà phân tích khác đã đặt câu hỏi liệu Google có xứng đáng với phần thưởng này. “Theo ý kiến của tôi, giờ đây, Google đang đối mặt với nhiều rủi ro dễ thấy hơn bao giờ hết”, Kessler nói.

Tìm kiếm sự ổn định

Nhìn một cách tổng quan thì cả Google và Yahoo! đều có nhiều nét tương đồng khá đặ trưng, chẳng hạn như đều là nơi cung cấp dịch vụ tìm kiếm mua sắm trực tuyến và tra cứu thông tin hàng đầu thế giới, hai đai gia đều cung cấp các công cụ tìm kiếm tại địa phương cho người sử dụngInternet để thu hút ngày một nhiều hơn nữa khách hàng cũng như các quảng cáo trực tuyến đầy lợi nhuận.

Nhưng bên cạnh đó, Google và Yahoo cũng có những mô hình kinh doanh khác nhau. Google tìm kiếm phần lợi nhuận của mình từ các quảng cáo trực tuyến. Còn Yahoo, ngoài các quảng cáo trực tuyền, hãng luôn kiếm được bộn tiền từ các banners và pop-ups. Yahoo cũng có các hoạt động kinh doanh đem lại lợi nhuận ổn định, chẳng hạn như site danh sách việc làm HotJobs. “Một điểm yếu đối với Google là hãng chỉ có một nguồn sinh lợi nhuận duy nhất”, Remek nói, “Trong khi đó, Yahoo! có các nguồn sinh lợi nhiều hơn và đa dạng hơn. Đây là một lợi thế so sánh khá lớn của Yahoo với Google”

Edwards cũng đồng ý với Remek. Ông nghĩ rằng Google vẫn là một cổ phiếu “phải sở hữu” dành cho các nhà đầu tư dài hạn nhưng họ, những người vừa mới có lợi nhuận đáng kể từ cổ phiếu, sẽ khôn ngoan hơn nếu rú ra chít ít tiền từ Google và đặt vào cổ phiếu Yahoo!. “Tôi thích sự đa dạng của Yahoo! bởi vì nó sẽ mang đến nhiều cơ hội tăng trưởng lớn hơn và cũng ổn định hơn”, Edwards nói.

Mặc dù vậy, các nhà phân tích khác cho biết các nhà đầu tư cần nhận ra rằng Google và Yahoo đều đang được giao dịch ở mức khá cao. Và từ khi các hoạt động kinh doanh thành công của cả hai công ty không còn gì là bí mật, việc theo đuổi các cổ phiếu khác ở mức giá tương tự sẽ khá nguy hiểm. “Nếu tôi đến và nói với ông chủ rằng hay mua cái gì đó với chỉ số P/E trên mức 50, ông ta sẽ giết tôi”, Ethan McAfee, giám đốc hãng nghiên cứu thị trường Ramsey Asset Management, châm biếm, “Cả Yahoo! và Google đang thành công một cách phi thường và hứa hẹn rất nhiều triển vọng tăng trưởng, nhưng vấn đề là tất cả mọi người đều nhận ra điều này”. Đúng như vậy, bạn cần quan sát và phân tích một cách kỹ lưỡng trước các quyết định đầu tư vàoYahoo hay Google.

Trần Phương Minh dịch từ CNN – Money

Device Encryption Server Migration

tusharsingh — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 18:32:43 +0000

Safeboot Hard Disk Encryption 4.2.14 to McAfee End Point Encryption 5.1.9

(Server Components and New Client Sets)

MIGRATION DIARY

One of the most sensitive infrastructure of any organization, is clearly the IT security systems; and to make changes to this infrastructure can be an interesting affair till everything is working as expected. Many of my colleagues who have touched upon IT security systems would agree to me. Any infrasturcture change poses a challenge and the more you understand how much is at stake, the job becomes more enriching and full of challenges. Well, device encryption infrastructure would be another such example to the bundle of server and client suites.

Going from Safeboot to McAfee is only a natural choice for me, and I did not do any other evaluation for any other product. Therefore, you will notice the focus for me is always to ensure how I can fit my current operations into the new suite. Also, I did not play around too much with the ‘beautiful’ features like AutoDomain, Local Logon etc.. because they simply did not fit in my enterprize landscape.

PHASE 0 – Ground Work

Step 0.0 – PLAN

Step 0.1 – Migration Strategy

The following picture presents a typical architecture of hosting the infrastructure in a large enterprize. A primary server, supported by a backup server on another data center site and a console server to allow multiple connections to the database for operations by the on site technicians and service delivery persons.

Globally speaking, the strategy I took was to replace the existing hardware with the new one. So I planned for myself 2 rack servers that could be configured on RAID 5 for greater performance and a blade server for the console server.

The idea was to swap the servers where the blade would take over the old console server and the two servers for primary and backup would mirror with their corresponding rack mounted servers. A two day down time would allow me to switch off the service on day 1, take a full backup of the database and copy it on the safe network location so that I can swap the servers, install the suite, plug the DB, tune the object browser and change a few settings to migrate from blue to red.

PHASE I – Migration of Servers

The phase began once I had the servers planted in the data center; although it had its own challenges and procedural steps to be taken care of, but I would not prefer mentioning them in the current article scope. The only major thing that needs to be taken care of is that when doing a swap, get atleast one IP address in the same VLAN and have an agreement from the data center manager about the changes you are doing.

The follwoing now discusses the steps that were taken during the migration:

Switch off the service running on the primary server so that no new clients can communicate and the database console is un-available for public access.
Start the full backup of the data base with the ‘retry if object is locked’ option clicked. Take a local backup copy of the entire database.
Compress the backup copy of the database in a ZIP file so that it is easy to navigate. Also, note the amount of files and folders with size details of the folder. This will be necessary to compare once the DB is copied over the network.
Copy the database on the new server that is eligible to be the primary server.
Copy the McAfee EPE 5.1.9 sources on this server so that it can be used during the installation.
Copy the SDMCFG.INI, SERVERS.INI, cmsettings.ini, license (.SLC) file on to the temporary location on the new server.
Change the name of the server to oldPRIMARY and let the change reflect in the Active Directory and let this propagate to all the domain controllers.
Ensure that the changes have been reflected by checking to the root domain controller and the one nearest to the physical locations of the servers.
Change the IP Address of the server to the temporary IP that was given by the data center manager. Ensure that the IP is pingable. Now the server is de-comissioned and there is accomodation for the new server to be setup as primary.
Change the IP Address of the new server to the one just released by the old primary server.
Change the hostname of the server to PRIMARY and reboot.
Ping and connect this server now with the registered DNS alias for the primary server. This will ensure that the server’s network components have been correctly configured.
Unzip the database on a location on this server. Take note of this location.
Install EEPC 5.1.9 with the required features / components.
Place the SDMCFG.ini and Server.ini file on the installation directory of the server components. This will ensure that the database that is taken into account is the existing one. Make appropriate path changes to the ini file entries to point to the data base location on the current server.
Start the Object Browser.
This will first prompt for the services to be started. Ensure that the names of the services are the same as on the old server.
The application will go in a hang state. The DB is now being enumerated and this usually takes 7-10 minutes to show up the initial screen.
Login to the database using the same credentials as the original ones.
Browse through the contents of the database to ensure that all the entries are consistent* (I noticed some garbage values in some rows of machine group entries. Do not panic. They are entries that have been deleted, but due to inconsistent DB operations, were not physically reflected. Maybe marked for deletion when the service was switched off and the DB was taken for backup.)
Create a file group to have the new file sets. Name this EPE519 Client Files.
Add the client file set (clientfileset.ini) file to this file group. Ensure that the file entries have been populated.
Change the properties of this file group to “Client Files.”
Go to the Machine Groups tab and mark this file set as the default file set for this group. This will ensure that all new clients will now have 5.1.9 client file sets.
Create a script / make a manual change to all administrative user accounts created on this server to enable the Admin Rights as “Allow Administration.” This feature is new to the implementation of McAfee 5.1.9 End Point Encryption Suite.
Open the LDAP / AD connector console and ensure that the cmsettings.ini has been properly applied. All the entries should be correctly reflected.
The server is now up and running. Perform similar steps for the backup server as well.

PHASE II – New Client Readiness

Once the servers have been migrated, test the implementation by doing a simple telnet to the DNS alias of the server on port 5555. This will ensure that the services are running and responding well.

For the new clients, right click on the default machine group and create the install set. However, before doing that, ensure that all the settings are properly selected. I personally was annoyed when I left the “Do not lock computer after removal of $autoboot$ user” as unckecked. I had to make the change. Also, for managebility, make the installation directory of the new clients as the same as the old ones (I chose this option because I depend upon a lot of support automation for the installation of the clients).

Once the install set is created, publish the package to a location where the technicians / users can install it. This could either be a common resource of a resource utilized by the deployment tool like SMS.

The new clients are now installable and the implementation is now ready to be tested.

Testing

Syncronize the existing clients with the new server implementation.
Add new users / Remove some users from the existing clients and synchronize to check whether the configuration changes come into effect. Be Careful that the “Force Synch” feature to synchronize from the server to the old 4.2.14 clients will now be unavailable and this action has to be done by the clients only. However, this is only the case with old clients. This feature will work with the new ones. If you try to force synch to old clients, you will get an error message on the console that “Failed to convert IP to hostname.”
Install the new client package and test if encryption is working fine.
Execute recovery procedure of old as well as new clients.

A possitive test result to the above will ensure that the implementation is working fine and the service can be announced to the users. Servers MIGRATED!

[REN-ISAC] Notification - URL redirecting to a phishing web page

referer — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 10:09:22 +0000

Hello Gabriel Iovino,

http://referer.us/1/UdBiS3
created by our free redirection service (http://referer.us/) and it redirects to http://planetchiltern.com/phpformgenerator/use/striker/form1.html
I checked this page and it looks NOT like a phishing webpage, it’s a sign UP page, not a sign in. Then I checked “planetchiltern.com” on McAfee SiteAdvisor, it says fine.

“vn27.9hz.com” seems a phishing site according to “phishtank.com“, however, I cannot open it.

Therefor, I will not remove the url or block the site, thank you for your email and understanding.

Best regards,

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>Greetings,
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>The following URL on your network has been identified as redirecting to
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>Path to this URL was seen via these links:
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>3. hxxp://planetchiltern.com/phpformgenerator/use/striker/form1.html
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>Here is the Phishing email with full mail headers:
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>> Return-Path: <bintsann@staff.pccu.edu.tw>
>> Received: from relays.pccu.edu.tw (relays.pccu.edu.tw [140.137.16.12])
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>> Sat, 21 Nov 2009 07:14:50 +0800 (CST)
>> From: “bintsann” <bintsann@staff.pccu.edu.tw>
>> Reply-To: webmaster.team0@live.com
>> Subject: System Administrator
>> Date: Sat, 21 Nov 2009 07:14:50 +0800
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>
>Should you feel you’ve received this report in error, please let us know.
>
>On behalf of the REN-ISAC Team,
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2009-11-22

McAfee warns about '12 Scams of Christmas'

starbuck50 — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 22:49:23 +0000

It’s especially important to be extra careful this time of year, says McAfee’s David Marcus. “The bad guys know people are spending more time online, they’re paying more bills online so [the criminals] stand a chance of being a bit more successful this time of year.
Marcus counted down the 12 scams of Christmas starting with:

1. Charitable phishing scams: Marcus warns consumers to be wary of e-mails that appear to be from legitimate charities. Not only will they take your money and deprive charities of needed funds, but they will also steal your credit card information and identity.

2. Fake invoices from delivery services: During this period, scammers will send out fake invoices and delivery notifications appearing to come from Federal Express, UPS, the U.S. Postal Service or even the U.S. Customs Service saying that they were unable to deliver a package to your address. They ask you to confirm your address and give them credit card information to pay for delivery.

3. Social networking friend requests: Bad guys take advantage of this social time of year by sending out authentic looking friend requests via e-mail. Marcus recommends that you not click on those links but sign into Facebook and other services and look for friend requests from the site itself. Clicking on a link could install malware on your computer or trick you into revealing your password.

4. Holiday e-cards: Be careful before clicking on a holiday e-card, especially if it’s from a site you haven’t heard of. This is a way to deliver malware, pop-ups, and other forms of unwanted advertising. Some fake e-cards will look like they come from Hallmark or other legitimate companies, so pay close attention and make sure it’s from someone you know. If you’re going to send an e-card, be sure you’re dealing with a reputable service lest you risk infecting yourself and your friends.

5. Fake “luxury” jewelry: If you see an offer for luxury gifts from companies like Cartier, Gucci, and Tag Heuer at a price that’s too good to be true, it probably isn’t true. These links could lead you to malware and take your money or merchandise that will probably never arrive (or be fake if it does). Some of these sites, according to McAfee, even display the logos of the Better Business Bureau.

6. Practice safe holiday shopping. Make sure your wireless network is secure and be sure you’re shopping on sites that are secure. Though it isn’t an iron clad guarantee, you should look for the lock icon in the lower right corner of your browser and make sure the Web page starts with https. The “s” stands for “secure.”

7. Christmas carol lyrics can be dangerous: Bad guys know that people are searching for holiday related sites for music, holiday graphics, and other festive media. During this time, they create fraudulent holiday related sites.

8. Job search related scams: With the unemployment rate at 10.2 percent, there are plenty of job seekers looking for work. Beware of online offers for high paying jobs or at-home money making schemes. Some of these sites ask for money up front, which is a good way for criminals not only to steal your “set up fee” but misuse your credit card too. Marcus said that some “get rich quick” sites are all about money laundering, asking you to accept an inbound financial transfer and pay them.

9. Auction site fraud: McAfee has observed a rise in fake auction sites during the holidays. Make sure you’re actually going to eBay or whatever site you plan to deal with.

10. Password stealing scams: Criminals use low-cost tools to uncover passwords, in some cases planting key logger software to record keystrokes. Once they get your passwords, they gain access to bank accounts and credit card accounts and send spam from your e-mail accounts.

11. E-mail banking scams: A common type of phishing scam is sending out official looking e-mails that appear to come from your bank. Don’t click on any links but type in your bank’s Web address manually if you need to access your account.

12. Files for ransom: Hackers use malware to gain control of your computer and lock your data files. To access your own data you have to pay them ransom.

Source: CNet.com

AR Job Openings - HP and McAfee

sagecircle — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 21:16:51 +0000

Hewlett-Packard

Director, U.S. Corporate Media Relations-358948 (click for more info and to apply)

Attract, grow, motivate and maintain talent; build a skilled PR/AR team
Improve PR/AR efficiencies through process, tools and collaboration
Create a world-class PR/AR cost structure, operations and execution quality
Prioritize, drive and evaluate key PR/AR strategies and programs in support of business objectives
Cultivate and maintain relationships with media, analysts and industry leaders that are important to HP and the business

Primary Location – United States-California – Palo Alto

Job Number 358948

McAfee

Analyst Relations Director-867627 (click for more info and to apply)

The Analyst Relations Director is responsible for the entire global analyst relations function. The position is responsible for all outbound communication to the industry analyst community, inbound communication from the analyst community into McAfee and all internal communication to the company regarding industry analysts. The position must work closely with the product marketing and product management teams along with McAfee executive teams. This role will also be responsible for internal market intelligence and competitive reports based on analyst feedback and research. The ideal candidate will have security expertise and should be able to offer strategic council to the product teams on how to communicate better and get better placement on key reports.

Primary LocationUSA-CA-Santa Clara

Position Number 867627

Nations arming for cyber war

quierosaber — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 13:44:52 +0000

Web security firm McAfee released a report warning of a “cyber space race,” with countries like U.S., Israel, Russia, China, and France gearing up for cyber offensives.

The McAfee report was prepared by cybersecurity expert Paul Kurtz, a former White House adviser. It said cyberattacks were on the rise and “cyberwarfare is a reality.”

“Over the past year, the increase in politically motivated cyberattacks has raised alarm and caution, with targets including the White House, Department of Homeland Security, US Secret Service and Department of Defense in the US alone.

“Nation-states are actively developing cyberwarfare capabilities and involved in the cyber arms race, targeting government networks and critical infrastructures,” the report said.

The Web security company said critical infrastructure such as power grids, transportation, telecommunication, finance and water supplies was particularly vulnerable.

“In most developed countries, critical infrastructure is connected to the Internet and lacks proper security functions, leaving these installations vulnerable to attacks,” McAfee said.

2009-11-19: The @RLavigne42 Tweet Round-Up

rlavigne42 — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 21:59:57 +0000

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Gogle Sidewiki allows side comments on a site that are not controlled by the site, another instance of “social” (via @dcoleman100)
18:03 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
social marketing, who are my friends who do I trust for recommendations, Media6 maps friends and closest network neighbor (via @dcoleman100)
18:04 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
3 Steps to integration success: define the process, define integration layers, choose the approach #df09 (via @johnrad)
18:04 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
Prepare for #E20 future: don’t get wrapped up in the technology, create relationships not transactions, create learning orgs (@dcoleman100)
18:05 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
@ddmcd Context is the new value add. It is no longer Content. Collaborative Content and Context is the Big Prize of #E20.
18:06 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
create a culture of sharing, don’t have rigid workflows, make them easier to use, proactive instead of reactive (via @dcoleman100)
18:06 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
Give up control, scary for leaders, can’t give control to vacuum, openness requires greater accountability, provide policies (@dcoleman100)
18:07 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
Salesforce Chatter: Integrated, Homegrown “Collaboration Cloud” http://bit.ly/2MQfIu (via @slmader)
18:07 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
Congrats> Milestones: 4 Years and 1,003 Articles http://bit.ly/14piHT (via @slmader)
18:08 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
Does Your Company Need a Dedicated Tweeter? http://bit.ly/3aHkIv (via @fastcompany)
18:08 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
Salesforce Chatter: Social operating systems emerge on the IT stage | Enterprise Web 2.0 http://bit.ly/4rRLPr (via @dhinchcliffe) #E20
18:09 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
Interview w/ @dhinchcliffe & @mkrigsman on Chatter – SFDC new offering At Dreamforce http://bit.ly/2nKbYg #df09 #w2e (via @drnatalie)
18:09 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
Six ways technology is transforming small business http://bit.ly/2HZ9N9 #smetech (via @rossdawson)
18:10 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
Video interview with me, @dhinchcliffe and @drnatalie on Salesforce Chatter http://bit.ly/2nKbYg #df09 (via @mkrigsman)
18:11 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
Facebook Now #3 Video Site Behind YouTube and Hulu – http://bit.ly/qfpIP (via @mashable)
18:11 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
Same Here> The Twitter Gods have gently escorted me into the #Retweet beta. I shall now proceed to ignore it as best I can. (via @kitson)
18:12 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
Quote from Dreamforce — being a customer success manager at Salesforce, I talk about people, process and technology… #df09 (via @johnrad)
18:12 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
RT @kitson: Need a one-stop shop for folks live-twittering from #Salesforce #df09 event? @CRM’s: http://sn.im/list-df09 (via @drnatalie)
18:13 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
RT @Alltop_Social: Top Ten Twitters To Follow at Dreamforce (#DF09) http://bit.ly/1xUmhy #SCRM #w2e (via @drnatalie)
18:15 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
@ddmcd Content in my opinion will always be available. The barriers to content cannot compete with the flood of those who which to share.
18:17 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
Who is responsible for collaboration in #E20, today no one, but this is changing, someone will have to be responsible (via @dcoleman100)
18:18 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
Twitter lists now allow for a short description, which means you gain more knowledge into how you’re perceived as a brand (via @danschawbel)
18:18 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
Focus not on how you collaborate, but who do you collaborate with, when, and why (individual productivity) (via @dcoleman100)
18:20 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
Very cool thanks> @rlavigne42 just add a “+” to the end of a bitLY link and it’ll show you the stats. #w2e (via @northcountryboy)
18:21 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
“Looking at Both Sides of the Enterprise 2.0 Debate” http://bit.ly/3FE54 #e2conf (via @lcannell)
18:27 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
#andyasks what business publication do you rely on most / read most diligently? (via @amcafee) < My own twitter stream.Tailored for me by me
18:29 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
If we agree that we are all unique, why do we design for sameness? -@wwwayne #l2009 via @bethchm #design (via @marciamarcia)
18:30 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
Great thoughts on the future of HR Technology via @SteveBoese http://bit.ly/2cyepp #L2009 #lrnchat #HRevolution (via @PlaneBlue)
18:30 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
Changing #confluence admin user password if forgotten http://bit.ly/3BA9HU (via @whiz)
18:31 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
What’s great about #hashtag is it engages people-it’s open-it’s a live feed and people want to join in (via @Fionabloom) #w2e
18:34 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
SimsBlog: The 5 Stages of Grief and the 21st Century Publisher http://bit.ly/3hM76j (via @Judy_Sims)
18:35 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
Need 95% to deal with corporate knowledge management, Collaboration brokering, solves how to work in the enterprise (via @dcoleman100)
18:35 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
RT @johnhaydon: Twitter Retweets – A Quick Visual Explanation http://post.ly/CvZj (via @nahumg)
18:36 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
Mozilla’s Road To Camino 2.0 For Mac Users Is Complete http://bit.ly/2OH1Vz (via @stevedriz)
19:12 PM Nov 18^th from Twitterrific
RT @Keppie_Careers: 60% of employees say they’ll look 4 new jobs nxt year as economy improves: Rt Management survey. (via @BryanCWebb)
19:13 PM Nov 18^th from Twitterrific
RT @tnemelka #Salesforce going after Sharepoint+Yammer? 1 is loved by IT, the other free. Some obv. challenges. #df09 #scrm (via @kitson)
19:14 PM Nov 18^th from Twitterrific
Blogged: Salesforce Chatter: what a clanger! http://bit.ly/1gxGWE (via @dahowlett)
19:16 PM Nov 18^th from Twitterrific
RT @drnatalie Pt 2 interview w/@dhinchcliffe & @mkrigsman on social computing #df09 #SCRM http://ow.ly/DwpP (via @dhinchcliffe)
19:17 PM Nov 18^th from Twitterrific
RT @brett: A Brilliant Idea by @Scobleizer: Filtered Twitter Accounts – http://bit.ly/19YY0W (some good ideas!) #df09 #scrm (via @drnatalie)
19:22 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
@drnatalie by following a known layout, Salesforce has in essence allowed Facebook to train its users in using the new Salesforce UI
19:25 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
RT @jowyang:Listening to SalesForce talk about how Chatter product is very similar to Facebook and Twitter on *purpose* #df09 (via @ekolsky)
19:25 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
RT @tnemelka #SFDC announces Chatter way ahead of availability. Trying2keep custs from Yammer Socialtext Cubetree? #df09 (via @drnatalie)
19:26 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
sales cloud 2 and service cloud 2 are worth a look – jury still out on chatter, i can see value – bt lots of ???? #df09 (via @ekolsky)
19:27 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
RT @pkafka @stevebaker: Grim day at @BW. People called upstairs. If they see Bloomberg folks, they’re hired. McGraw Hill, no. (via @kitson)
19:28 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
I’m w/ @rwang0 RT @siddmishra ‘Collaboration cloud’ – much better! RT @rwang0: Why not Social Cloud instead of Chatter? #df09 (via @kitson)
19:28 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
Seems as if @google’s @kevinmarks may have dibs on “Social Cloud”: http://sn.im/rww-socialcloud [@rww] #df09 #sfdc #crm #scrm (via @kitson)
19:29 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
RT @georgedearing: “Chatter will cost $50 per user/mth. 1000 person co will pay $600k /yr #e20 #scrm < simply crazy (via @absolutesubzero)
19:30 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
70% of call center market is under 200 seats (32% is 1-50, 40% is 51-200) #df09 (via @ekolsky)
19:34 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
RT @johnvasko: Lesson Learned at Web 2.0 Expo: Don’t Tweet Behind Others’ Backs. #w2e http://ow.ly/Dw4B #w2e (via @chrismore)
19:35 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
RT @MHBusiness: Put hashtag in front of your product name and include it on packaging – track convos about your product! #w2e (@gagankaul)
19:36 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
roadmap for 2010 service cloud- get easier adoption and deployment, chatter everywhere, customer analytics, scalability #df09 (via @ekolsky)
20:06 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
ServiceCloud2 Get social =blend socialmedia & customer experiences=embedded realtime customer /partner feedback #df09 #SCRM (via @drnatalie)
20:06 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
ServiceCloud2 + Chatter = internal case collaboration among employees / customers #df09 #customerservice #SCRM (via @drnatalie)
20:07 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
@C360R’s Karl Thomson will join PakExp in their Honda Civic for the NASA 9-hour Enduro at Road Atlanta on Dec 2. http://pakexp.com/?p=401
20:07 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
The Quiet Success of Web Services ‘SOA’: http://bit.ly/2gTwZS (via @dhinchcliffe)
20:08 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
Read the latest about #df09 and Salesforce Chatter on my blog. http://bit.ly/2CksKb and more to follow as the event progresses (via @Lager)
20:08 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
RT @rwang0 @fscavo: Everyone wants to commoditize the part of the technology stack that they don’t provide. (via @kitson)
20:09 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
RT @MarketLikeAChik “If you never change your mind, why have one?” Ken Blanchard #quote #li (love this) (via @mikemyatt)
20:09 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
@rlavigne42 And you can track the convos with this http://bit.ly/dYSln (via @jayfajardo)
20:11 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
Trying to grapple with understanding Salesforce’s Chatter, is it something *new* or just a *me too*? #DF09 (via @jowyang)
20:13 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
#Dreamforce 09 Keynote videos and more available now on The #Salesforce Channel Dreamforce 09 page #df09 http://ow.ly/Dxkf (via @CRMFYI)
20:32 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
RT @jowyang: Seen all of these Chatter features (in part) from Jive, Telligent, Lithium, Socialtext, Yammer, #DF09 | 1/2 agree (@ekolsky)
20:33 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
Training tip: hit them early and hit them a lot #df09 (via @jetin9)
20:33 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
@ekolsky Maybe feature comparison is irrelevant. Salesforce has big footprint, over 63k+ customers, and CIO ear #DF09 (via @jowyang)
20:34 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
I’ve added descriptions to all my Twitter lists: http://twitter.com/Scobleizer/lists (new feature just turned on!) (via @Scobleizer)
20:34 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
Now Is a Bad Time to Buy a Used Xbox 360 [Gaming] http://is.gd/4TRUq (via @tommytrc)
20:35 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
RT @jpmontoya: got a fever 101 not fun…… You gotta have more Cow Bell!!! (via @jimmyvasser) <Vasser beat me to it (we know he is fast)
20:36 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
Kevin Rose & Jay Adelson On New & Future Digg Features http://bit.ly/1YucVf (via @CtrlFollow)
20:36 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
RT @bladefrog: @Cothrel Chief Community Officer : 3 questions u need to answer when starting a community http://bit.ly/1ikwLW #scrm @ekolsky
20:37 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
Plenty of great tweets from #DF09 and #W2E. #E20 firehose can be found @rlavigne42.
20:46 PM Nov 18^th from LinkedIn Status
RT @scribesoft: @sugarcrm wins the award for tackiest marketing ever at Dreamforce http://bit.ly/28ka0b #df09 (via @johngravely)
21:10 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
Why do #E20 leaders tweet non-value posts – cookie quiz, flight status, sitting on the porch? Tweet knowledge for followers -@PeteModigliani
21:11 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
Karl Thomson reports @C360R ALUMNI BUSY ON TRACK http://j.mp/5Rio @KONI_Challenge @NASAProRacing #GoEnzo.com (via @YORKMotorsport)
21:12 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
@paulcopcutt response to the many comments on the blog post http://ow.ly/DxZJ about the texting at a remembrance day event. Thx to all.
21:13 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
What it Takes to be “Service-Oriented” – the 15 guiding principles of the SOA Manifesto: http://bit.ly/NW1g1 (via @TIBCO) (via @mrjcleaver)
21:15 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
reading Forbes: Friending Marc Benioff http://bit.ly/42832Z (via @glfceo)
21:15 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
Marc Benioff: “Facebook is business for me.” http://bit.ly/42832Z (via @glfceo)
21:16 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
@caterina “We had no $ when bldg Flickr.90% of Flickr features built by 6 ppl.Constraints make u creative’ #w2e (@thomasls) (via @gagankaul)
21:17 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
RT @rkrueger202: #df09 is Chatter a SharePoint killer? You can’t kill what died three years ago, dog. (via @theMetz)
21:22 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
#df09 refers to the conference in general & #forcedotcom is meant to refer to the programming/development side (via @BrianMakas)
21:24 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
Now that Twitter lists can have descriptions, listbrowser.org displays them. http://r2.ly/wuxg (via @davewiner)
22:11 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
#LOL “Keep honking-I’m reloading” #BumperStickerOfTheDay (via @RHBDaveHowlett)
22:12 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
The Art of Getting ReTweeted by – http://bit.ly/1RJI0e #in (via @charbrown)
22:12 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
Digg CEO: Content as Advertising http://bit.ly/4CUUxe (via @socialpinhead)
23:55 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
RT @googlewave: Share the task of organizing your waves by using tags: http://bit.ly/1Ez4zz #wavetips (via @hariharank12)
23:55 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
‘between the walk and the talk is a long dark shadow.’ – Hunter S. Thompson (via @BrettGreene)
23:55 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
Google AdSense Adds Gold Stars To Ads http://bit.ly/3QI7Te (via @TwtMarketerPro)
23:56 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
Despite bad name “Chatter”, potential is EXTREMELY powerful.Turns EVERY force.com app into @rwang0 ’s “Social Enterprise App” @nenshad #DF09
23:56 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
RT @SameerPatel: Chatter is as bad a term as Social. Execs will love that #df09 (via @bobbyblue)
23:57 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
@devashishsaxena Frankly, Jive, Telligent, Lithium have more advanced features today.SFDC has an entcust base.Convergence #df09 (@rwang0)
23:59 PM Nov 18^th from Tweetie
#df09 Chatter Potential:Collaboration cross-org (channel partners), customers of customers, closed loop sales+service w/ analytics(@nenshad)
0:00 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
And thus ends Year One! ’nuff said
0:02 AM Nov 19^th from web
RT @clarashih slides from her session #w2e NYC ‘Business & Community in the Facebook Era’ http://thefacebookera.com/blog (via @wonjunchoi)
0:34 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
RT @mark_koenig: Is it me or is collaboration relationship mgmt a meaningless term? #df09 (via @bhc3)
0:36 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Twitter Still Confounding http://sn.im/The-Pundits is a great little piece from @marshashenk (via @marciamarcia)
0:38 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
12am Toronto: Mainly Clear 2.7C / 36.86F 102.5 kPa falling (via @wxTO) < Thus ends Year One
0:38 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Benioff: “I know more about what my friends on Twitter are doing than what my VP of sales is doing.” (via @Scobleizer)
0:39 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
when do i get the remake of space: above and beyond? too soon? (via @dannysullivan) < that was a brilliant show actually. Until it fizzled
0:40 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
I wasn’t the first to see the Twitter/FriendFeed parallels: http://bit.ly/3vP1cc (via @Scobleizer)
0:41 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Microsoft Launches Pivot, A Radically New Visualization of Online Objects http://bit.ly/1WCnqh (via @rww)
0:42 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
rt @slmader Tech & Politics: 2 industries where generating hype can get you more attention than doing something tangible (via @nenshad)
0:42 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
RT @pgiblett: How Twitter is Changing the Internet http://bit.ly/1CjKUy an interesting read via @AddToAny (via @CIOForumSA)
0:43 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
I am a Disruptive innovator. Just love that concept of disruptive innovation (via @dmgsouth)
0:44 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
A year ago, I made a decision for positive transformation. My huge thanks to all who have connected and shared their #E20 knowledge with me.
0:55 AM Nov 19^th from LinkedIn Status
Tech is part of the what of #e20. People & culture are how you make it work. RT @piewords thanks to @amcafee (via @marciamarcia)
1:03 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
RT @lehawes: #df09: Salesforce Chatter Promises to Take E2.0 to the Next Level http://is.gd/4YgG5 – Good analysis (via @nenshad)
1:07 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
We must become the change we want to see. Mahatma Gandhi (via @businesswaves)
1:08 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Panic – Transmit 3 – The next-generation Mac OS X FTP client! http://bit.ly/kO2SH Mac-Application Internet (via @delicious50)
1:08 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
RT @billymcline: SEO basics. Low Hanging Fruit – Pick It . Short Article: http://bit.ly/IAWF7 (via @charbrown)
1:08 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
@thinkBIG_blog it is when I forget to remove the linkedin hashtag and I find someone RT on my Linkedin profile that it throws me off.
1:12 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Totally agree @Thabo99 >Must guard against non-human personas tweeting knowledge only re: RT Why do #E20 leaders tweet non-value posts
1:13 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
You’re welcome> @rlavigne42 morning, thank you for the RT! (via @CIOForumSA)
1:14 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Happy Birthday @Jack. Much older than you, but sharing a birthday.
1:15 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
after much debate. Chatter should be renamed. Collaboration Cloud or Social Cloud much more palatable #sfdc #df09 #crm #saas (via @rwang0)
1:17 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Nanotechnology Team Discover How To Capture Tumor Cells In Bloodstream — http://bit.ly/35xkO9 (via @OwenGreaves)
1:17 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
What should I ask Salesforce CEO about Chatter onstage at the Realtime #crunchup on Fri? via @erickschonfeld) <Can they change the name PLS?
1:18 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
#LOL> One of my favs: “I like to make relationships before making money – I am not a hooker” – @chrisbrogan #bwe09 (via @tweetamar)
1:19 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
A to Z Leadership: F-Failure-lose the blame culture. If you punish failure people will never have the courage to be creative (via @rapidbi)
1:41 AM Nov 19^th from Twitterrific
Facebook, Twitter LinkedIn, Ulitzer, MeettheBoss – Execs Go Online Big-Time http://ow.ly/162Mps (via @twitt3rnews)
1:41 AM Nov 19^th from Twitterrific
Wonder how old SharePoint 2010 will feel when it’s actually launched (via @oscarberg)
1:42 AM Nov 19^th from Twitterrific
Techmeme Doubles Down On Its Staff http://ff.im/-bGxQz (via @OwenGreaves)
2:05 AM Nov 19^th from Twitterrific
@erickschonfeld Why would a company want to bury its social network inside a ridiculously overpriced CRM tool? (via @DavidSacks)
2:06 AM Nov 19^th from Twitterrific
In Manhattan on my birthday. Happy. I was born at 1:43am. Thanks mom! (via @jack)
2:07 AM Nov 19^th from Twitterrific
How to solve a Rubik’s cube http://om.ly/cHun (via @GuyKawasaki)
2:08 AM Nov 19^th from Twitterrific
Engadget Teases. Techmeme Responds. TechCrunch Ridicules. http://bit.ly/2VYfLp #engadget (via @arrington)
2:08 AM Nov 19^th from Twitterrific
Oh, and, “If you want more followers on Twitter and friendfeed here’s what to do” (http://qurl.com/wvbzd) @Scobleizer (via @solevangelist)
2:10 AM Nov 19^th from Twitterrific
Webby Awards: Facebook and Twitter among top 10 internet moments of the decade – Telegraph.co.uk (Nov.19) http://ff.im/-bGAnS (@VeroniqueR)
2:10 AM Nov 19^th from Twitterrific
A + video (animation) on computer history and future >RT @albertedenis: “Trillions [en / 3']” http://snipurl.com/tb8d5 (via @VeroniqueR)
2:11 AM Nov 19^th from Twitterrific
Those three videos are very well done. Do you know the artist? > @rlavigne42 Thanks for RT. (via @VeroniqueR)
2:22 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
RT @JohnBorthwick says bit.ly gets 85 million clicks a day. Nice! #w2e (via @mariagrineva)
2:23 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Does it seem like #w2e is preaching to the choir? Should the organizers and participants work to broaden the message? (via @mediaclectic)
2:24 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
T-F-A-R Thought- Feelings- Action- Results (via @giantagel)
2:36 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
For a guy who claims to be “in awe” of Twitter, + advises @ev + @biz, @marcbenioff sure isn’t using it v.much. #scrm #df09 (via @kitson)
2:42 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
RT @JohnFMoore: #chatter closes door on other #Salesforce #scrm players. (Not necessary. Facebook = Platform+data+content) (via @wilsonshiu)
2:44 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Measuring the real time web http://bit.ly/n5EJy #sCRM #PR #marketing (via @hkotadia)
2:44 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
RT @CRMStrategies: 13 ways to measure Voice of the Customer initiatives http://ad.vu/p8i7 (@russhatfield @donpeppers) #scrm (via @VirtualMR)
2:45 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
RT @drnatalie: FlipCam got 17% of market because so easy to use: software should be that easy #df09 #scrm (via @GrandRounds4ODs)
2:46 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Twitter users in United Kingdom: Young, metropolitan and angry about civil liberties http://j.mp/mCDGG (via @jeanlucr)
2:48 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
RT @successsecret: “Failure is the opportunity to begin again more intelligently.” Henry Ford (via @giantagel)
2:49 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Chrome OS’s key message is that it will reboot the OS market without legacy of weird driver support needed. (via @Scobleizer)
4:04 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Google Chrome announcement later today will have two releases: Chromium (open source version) and Chrome OS (locked down). (via @Scobleizer)
4:04 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Yep that one. Maya does a great job> @rlavigne42 You mean the Trillion ones? If so >http://www.maya.com/practices/research (@VeroniqueR)
4:07 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
@ginatrapani says about Google Wave it’s perfect for the developer, writer and work at homer’s – why it won her heart #w2e (via @Fionabloom)
4:07 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
RT @ahier: The incredible @TimOReilly keynote @W2E http://bit.ly/NvwAK Web wars and the real meaning of it all #w2e (via @brown2020)
4:08 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
What will the market impact of Chrome OS be? At first not much. But if you take a 10-year view then it becomes more interesting. @Scobleizer
4:11 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
If you don’t want to work on the Web then Google Chrome OS is NOT for you.This is NOT an OS to run Photoshop natively.@allen099(@Scobleizer)
4:15 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Yammer Continues To Push Features I Want On Twitter http://bit.ly/3ChDAG (via @tweetamar)
4:15 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
From what I’m hearing the Chrome OS will be very heavily biased toward Web and HTML 5. But look at Chrome Extensions. @allen099(@Scobleizer)
4:16 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
“Measuring the way you interact” through “game mechanics,” says @DENS at #w2e | @foursquare “incentivizes” social activity (via @digiphile)
11:18 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
#w2e Kevin Marks talking about “Flow.” Faces put next to the words helps you contextualize it. “Trust, friendship, context. (via @mgyerman)
11:19 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
second time I see a #prezi presentation in a couple of days, goodbye powerpoint www.prezi.com #w2e (via @ClemC)
11:20 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
“a phatic expression is one whose only function is to perform a social task, as opposed to conveying information” #w2e(via @CatherinVentura)
11:20 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
@KevinMarks: “You can feel for this ambient intimacy flowing though you from all these phatic connections.” nice… #w2e (via @qhat)
11:21 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
we’re all filtering the world for each other = mutual media. love it. #w2e (via @fglibby)
11:21 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Dennis Crowley sums up the key part of building an app or site: build in some sort of competition to keep people engaged #w2e (@RIGHTSLEEVE)
11:21 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
#w2e “Phatic” ambiant intimacy. Following vs. friending. Mutual media=Democratization. Each of us adding to meaning in the world.(@mgyerman)
11:21 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
#w2e foursquare.com enables local sharing in a neighborhood (via @JudyLuther)
11:22 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
#w2e what is it about the web that is turning is all into sociologists? (via @jwrosenfeld)
11:22 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
“Tummling” (yiddish wrd) Goal is 2 find ppl, bridge acrss divides, & make connections.No English wrd 4 this @kevinmarks #w2e (@laurenmizzou)
11:23 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
prezi.com allows one to maps ideas in non-linear manner and use it also for presentation software – gotta investigate! #w2e (via @kos2)
11:24 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
yiddish word “tummling” now appeared in two #w2e keynotes; means noisemaker/start conversation (via @jeanneboyarsky)
11:24 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
getting to the point where ppl trust their Twitter friends recommendations more than their “real world” non-Twitter friends #w2e(@billfowle)
11:25 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Ching-Yung Lin from IBM speaking about “What’s a friend worth?” #w2e (my answer: Priceless) (via @CatherinVentura)
11:25 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
IBM Research’s Ching-Yung Lin on “What is a Friend Worth.” Presention on unlocking the power of the social graph. #w2e (via @laurenmizzou)
11:26 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Yet another war mentioned on #w2e, this time by @kevinmarks: the “war” between users of different social medias (via @kjellmorten)
11:26 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
@prezi for “Publics, Flow, Phatic, Tummeling and Out-groups” http://prezi.com/vywywlpve46w tks to @zephoria + @rashmi #w2e (via @kevinmarks)
11:27 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
so many become distraught and don’t know what to do in the day when Twitter or their internet connection fails. #w2e (via @billfowle)
11:27 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
SmallBlue Net – a tool used internally @IBM. Maps out employee cnnctions, “corp social network analysis.” #w2e (via @laurenmizzou)
11:28 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Slides a bit hard to follow; read more about Ching-Yung Lin’s research on IBM’s Small Blue site http://bit.ly/1koARH #w2e (via @debbieweil)
11:28 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Chung says The more diverse your netowrk is, the more revenue you’ll generate. More cohesive is not as successful. #w2e (via @dbenk)
11:28 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
#w2e IBM vs @foursquare, which is really web 2.0 culture? (via @meebeebuzz)
11:28 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
According to IBM, each email contact I have is worth $948. I’m rich! #w2e (via @Cassel)
11:28 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Interesting contrast btwn slides from an IBMer (dense text, lots of info per page) and most others at #w2e (large images, few words) (@efd)
11:29 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
@CatherinVentura : “What can be measured doesn’t always count, and what counts can’t always be measured” -Einstein #w2e (via @jackomo)
11:31 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Nice Microsoft motto: Your passion. our potential. #w2e (via @kos2)
11:31 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Facebook is the modern day Windows 3.1, and every bit as primitive #w2e (via @gentry)
11:31 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Social software design mandates both an intuitive interface and proper social affordances #w2e (via @gentry)
11:32 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Facebook in Reality – shown at #w2e – here’s the video: http://bit.ly/eL7k1 (via @katerados)
11:33 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
#w2e Underwood describing the need to align social interfaces and functionality with real-life interactions. (via @hankhintonburg)
11:33 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
For more info on the heirarcy of IxD complexity, http://bit.ly/13L8zR #w2e (via @gentry)
11:33 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Gentry: “the great thing about IDEO is that pretty much everyone you work with is smarter than you” – nice logic there #w2e (via @troed)
11:34 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
“Facebook is simple like windows 3, fb has a great UI, But is socially lacking” -Gentry Underwood #w2e (via @mikeumus)
11:34 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Gentry Underwood: Design is moving from facilitating human to computer interaction to the new paradigm, human to human #w2e (via @kevinrc)
11:34 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Human Centered Design is more complicated for social networks. Need anthropology and ethnogrophy to help #w2e (via @ggertz)
11:34 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Social interaction design is a marriage between anthropology and IxD #w2e (via @gentry)
11:34 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Good social software can actually change the interactioms that it facilitates #w2e (via @ggertz)
11:35 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
@CatherinVentura: How is @gentry tweeting while he’s talking? #w2e | maybe he is using Keynote Tweet? http://bit.ly/342sqn (via @christoph)
11:36 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Social Software: The Other ‘Design for Social Impact’ http://bit.ly/10ujLv #w2e (via @gentry)
11:36 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Wonder how you can tweet and give a presentation at the same time? http://labs.ideo.com/category/twitter/ #w2e (via @gentry)
11:37 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
A challenge of designing for social interaction: the community changes the tool changes the comunity… @gentry #w2e (via @jenrobinson)
11:37 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
RT @TishShute: if you care about future of internet (and #AR) watch this @timoreilly Keynote from #w2e http://is.gd/4YCC0 (@nathancharley)
11:41 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Hype lives and dies but the channel lives forever. @Julien #w2e #w2o (via @openamplify)
11:41 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
#w2e For start-ups. Move fast or die Be agile, scale later. Rapid feedback from users will inform how you are doing.(via @mgyerman)
11:42 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
slideshare was NOT built to scale–they wanted to just get something going! great lesson #w2e (via @brianbarela)
11:42 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
A video conferencing company exhibiting at #w2e have their booth girls on a big TV and you talk to them through thier system.(via @saulcolt)
11:43 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
80M adults in US say they don’t use net. 20% live in wired homes. 17% used 2 B users. #w2e (via @mklawler)
11:43 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Build a channel…build a tribe..facilitate exchange of social capital (be the place where ppl gather & be part of the convo #w2e @msavaglio
11:43 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Genevieve Bell saying that only 15% of Americans don’t have cell phones and 7% of them are “refusniks” #w2e (via @CatherinVentura)
11:43 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Statistics about web access don’t take into account how many people have access outside home or office #w2e (via @CatherinVentura)
11:44 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
One type of ex-users: Giving up technology was easy. When BBC content made available on web, Internet use changed in UK. #w2e (@nwjerseyliz)
11:45 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Need to know & use insider language…differentiate yourself..pattern break…understand your audience #w2e (via @msavaglio)
11:45 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
many people use internet via intermediated relationships: eg calling someone & asking them to google for you #w2e (via @CatherinVentura)
11:46 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
More good notes on #df09: http://bit.ly/24lmNl #crm IMO, #Chatter is not a #SharePoint killer (via @JohnFMoore)
11:47 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
when ur customers become your mercenaries, nothing can stop u from succeeding. A good example -> salesforce #df09 (via @creative_ideas)
11:48 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
CRM = ‘Collaboration, Relationship Management’ ? http://j.mp/2tHIx5 | posted some of my thoughts #scrm #crm #df09 (via @siddmishra)
11:48 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Taking advantage of the collaboration cloud from “Tweet to Deal” #df09 @dreamforce http://ow.ly/DHIE (via @parker_genius)
11:49 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Healthy communities increase customer loyalty, attract quality prospective customers, and accelerate company learning #df09 (@thomasknoll)
11:51 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
@vark ’s paradigm:use human intelligence!using human filters as conversation routers in addition to machine intelligence #w2e @teadjirbandee
11:54 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
“We will always need more connection and community” #w2o #w2e (via @popowski)
11:54 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
RT @laurent: “If you’re not the lead dog, your view will always be the same…” dixit @julien #w2e #w2o (via @jfrenaud)
11:54 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
RT @nwjerseyliz: “Tivo guilt:” Feeling like you’re not consuming all of the content available. #w2e (via @datawench)
11:55 AM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Hope your enjoying my #E20 twitter stream from #DF09 #W2E. Help me break the 1000 follower mark. Today is my birthday afterall
12:02 PM Nov 19^th from web
The age of transparency:companies sharing not just successes but shortcomings in open forums to collaborate on solutions. #df09 (@FreemanCo)
12:04 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
RT @dahowlett Blogged: How Financialforce crushes it in accounting: http://bit.ly/4tZEyw #df09 (via @normanmarks)
12:05 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Wanting to learn more about work of Intel’s Genevieve Bell, http://tr.im/FiQA based on her “Less of the Internet” #w2e (via @planetrussell)
12:58 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Huge tks @paulmirvine RT Well worth following @rlavigne42 twitter stream from #DF09 #W2E. Help me break the 1000 follower mark.
13:00 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
RT @Armano @jaredroy You can download the Social Business Design deck from #w2e on Slideshare: http://twurl.nl/248y3e (via @dhinchcliffe)
13:01 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Did @jeremiahlee just tell the @microsoft @IE that they should buy @Opera, rebrand it, and launch IE9? Yes, yes he did.#w2e(@arthurnicholls)
13:03 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
RT @debbieweil Read about Manor Labs http://bit.ly/2yhPyi – @whitehouse Beth Noveck’s new fave example of crowdsourcing #w2e #gov20 (@bhc3)
13:04 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
RT @gwaveguide: RT @awlavallee: From @ginatrapani #w2e talk: Google Wave (Not) For Dummies: http://bit.ly/3hn4o7 (via @jeffwillia)
13:05 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
@howardgr Thoughtful #w2e presentation on wise use of social networking. European attendees recommending Xing. (via @sagenet)
13:05 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Sales analytics: 3 tips from @ajaydawar & customer success w/AppExchange http://bit.ly/34rRzs #bi #df09 (via @joanna_rustin)
13:06 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
@toppundit:#df09 If Marc read the tweets,he would have gotten one message loud and clear. Don’t start late. Don’t go over time.(@theschnack)
13:08 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
@dfkeynote every silver lining has a “cloud” #df09 (via @dahawe)
13:08 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Early reaction to #Chatter by @denispombriant: Three blind men and an elephant http://sn.im/dp111909 #df09 #crm #salesforce (via @kitson)
13:27 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Bob Beauchamp from BMC at #df09 (bank CIO) quote: “got hundreds of servers, I hate all of them! Only care abt services” (via @hconstandt)
13:28 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
We interrupt this keynote for an ad from a huge client. #df09 (via @judis217)
13:28 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
RT @dmyron Benioff: @bmcsoftware is 1st top-10 co to write native application on force.com #df09 #crm @forcedotcom #sfdc (via @kitson)
13:28 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
#df09 Irony is that BMC probably being disrupted due to cloud model like many other sw vendors-More cloud apps, less need for BMC (@nenshad)
13:29 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Marc B: Reinforcing the reliability and security, the scalability of force.com. Refers to 100K users of Japan Post. #df09. (via @pgreenbe)
13:30 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Salesforce avg transaction under 300 Milliseconds – Benioff #df09 (via @jesstsai)
13:30 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Marc B: New “Bulk Load API” 10X faster than prior and 3 datacenters are core of infrastructure speed. #df09. (via @pgreenbe)
13:30 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
“Those” software vendors feel entitled to collect those (maintenance) taxes. Getting maintenance, should have innovation. #df09 (@pgreenbe)
13:31 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
At the #dreamforce keynote. Benioff is hating on software maintenance paying for zero innovation #df09 (via @jameane)
13:31 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
#df09 Benioff laying major smackdown on legacy vendors and their lack of innovation and 22 perc maintenance. (via @nenshad)
13:31 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Benioff taking no prisoners on the 22% ERP maintenance issue. OMG, he sounds like Che fighting for freedom in Cuba. #df09 (via @mkrigsman)
13:32 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
#df09 Benioff is basically selling the idea of user driven innovation, important to the future of our society, really. (via @DenisPombriant)
13:33 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Marc B: Programmable user interface, workflow approvals engine, real time web sites. | this is the good stuff #df09. (via @pgreenbe)
13:33 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
RT @dmyron: Benioff on unlimited real-time customization: “We need to make customization easy.” #df09 #crm (via @kcolaco)
13:33 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
#df09 User driven innovation is not a new idea but it was forgotten over the last 2 or 3 decades. (via @DenisPombriant)
13:34 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Benioff: “You can build your first app on us with force.com free edition” #df09 #crm (via @dmyron)
13:34 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
#df09 This is a fiery eulogy for legacy on premise software. No one spared: Oracle, SAP, all on the agenda (via @nenshad)
13:34 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
(To be clear, I’m not saying I agree with it all, but reporting my observations) #df09 (via @mkrigsman)
13:35 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Marc B: With Force.com free edition – 100 users – build first app free w/100 licenses. “Free forever.” #df09. (via @pgreenbe)
13:35 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
The entire development team under Parker Harris was just recognixed by Marc at #dreamforce #df09. Congratulations! (via @sonali_sfdc)
13:35 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
RT @matt_L: Platforms Care About End-User Experience http://bit.ly/2YmvEo #BSM #ITIL #platform #df09 #bmc (via @MeghanAtBMC)
13:36 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
they did not use requirements process to create apps, it was so easy to do #df09 (via @ekolsky)
13:36 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
lawson moved from very old systems, lotus notes based system to force.com built app (they had 10+ yrs of Notes) #df09 (via @ekolsky)
13:40 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Benioff and Yokomizo making fun of Lotus Notes, “too old to talk about” #df09 (via @jesstsai)
13:40 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
lawson had 5,000 seats of lotus notes – designed the entire system in force.com to replace erp running on lotus notes #df09 (via @ekolsky)
13:40 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
cost wzs 1/5 to build, 5 times faster than existing solution #df09 (via @ekolsky)
13:40 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
avon reinvented selling, empowering young women to mark their mark in the world, they use social media to reach them #df09 (via @ekolsky)
13:41 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Annemarie Frank: mark.book (a facebook app) enables young women to make more Avon sales #df09 #scrm (via @dmyron)
13:42 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
integration with ecommerce place directly from facebook, freinds of mark.girls can shop from facebook – using trust #df09 (via @ekolsky)
13:42 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
avon calls it social selling, trusted selling, and since they are already in facebook — it works #df09 (via @ekolsky)
13:42 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
“It’s social selling, it’s trusted selling, it’s less of a hard sell…No more “ding dong” it’s “click click.” -Frank #df09 (via @jesstsai)
13:42 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
#df09 Avon+Facebook+SFDC – social selling, trusted selling, soft selling. Massive outreach (via @clivel_98)
13:42 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
force.com app also used to create offers for their reps to push in facebook, manage response and analytics #df09 (via @ekolsky)
13:43 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
can take the offer and 1-click publish it to Facebook. Then can look dashboard 2 see which offers best, which reps best. #df09. (@pgreenbe)
13:43 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Obvious refusal by @MarcBenioff to say the word “Oracle” at keynote #df09 (via @dschach)
13:44 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
John Swainson, CEO of Computer Associates, 33 yrs in industry, uses Salesforce.com. #df09 #scrm (via @dmyron)
13:44 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
JS: the change we are seeing now is not technology, is about changing the economics of IT #df09 (via @ekolsky)
13:44 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
John Swainson, CEO of CA: biz use of tech will never be the same. #df09 #scrm (via @dmyron)
13:45 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Business use of tech is never going to be the same – there’s going to be the pre-cloud era and a post-cloud era -Swainson #df09 (@jesstsai)
13:45 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
John Swainson, CEO of CA. They are doing interesting things w/ PPM and social agile development. #df09 (via @mkrigsman)
13:45 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
JS: CA is about helping their customers change with the times and manage their systems #df09 (via @ekolsky)
13:46 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
JS: changes in productivity, new methods for building and using apps make it a fundamental change in biz models #df09 (via @ekolsky)
13:46 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
JS: our customers are looking for new ways to work by using the cloud, force.com is a great platform #df09 (via @ekolsky)
13:46 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
I was briefed yesterday on the CA agile development tools — look at this to see where project portfolio mgt is going #df09 (via @mkrigsman)
13:46 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
“agile development is not a new idea” – Swainson did his first in 1992, but agile has never had a good tool to support it #df09 (@jesstsai)
13:47 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
John S (CA) – talking about how agile devt. process is in bite size chunks called “sprints.” containable, smaller. #df09. (via @pgreenbe)
13:48 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Swainson, CEO of CA: developed an agile dev tool made on force.com, which will be avail early next year #df09 #scrm (via @dmyron)
13:48 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Shout out to @chatterstream for wishing me a Happy Birthday. Quick plug for them http://www.eventvue.com
13:50 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
@reem more like a freemium packaging of their product to build up interest and get them hooked onto larger deployments.
13:51 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
RT @leenjones: Word meanings are not absolute. They are contextual. #w2e (via @di_marshall)
13:51 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Narinder Singh, CMO of Appirio going to show their PSA app on Chatter – made it social. #df09. (via @pgreenbe)
14:20 PM Nov 19^th from Twitterrific
Marc Benioff ‘always be pitching and pimping.’ He is not kidding. #df09 (via @TedatSonicWALL)
14:22 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
@MarcBenioff introduces Dave Girourd from Google to talk about the next level of Google/Salesforce integration #df09 (via @CRMFYI)
14:23 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Next up on stage – Dave Girouard of Google Enterprise – more than 60% of Fortune 1000 has adopted Google enterprise #df09 (via @SaaSEurope)
14:23 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Dave Giroud, president, enterprise– 2009 exceptional year for cloud computing and Google. #df09 (via @skingstone)
14:23 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
#df09 – “Outlook connector to Gmail- Training wheels for cloud computing” (via @douglobb)
14:24 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Girouard, Google prez: more than 2 mil companies have gone google. #df09 #crm (via @dmyron)
14:24 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
RT @adamcoomes: Google Chrome OS revealed (with video)! http://is.gd/4YZh0 #df09 (via @ekolsky)
14:24 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
That was a very kind gift to his mentor>Marc gave J. Swainson btl 1954 Chateau D’Yquem b’day bottle. Retails at $875. #df09. (via @pgreenbe)
14:25 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
cloud computing is not perfect yet, working on it JG Google #df09 (via @ekolsky)
14:25 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Dave G. claims that “clouds can work together.” | since when? No standards for cloud yet that I’m aware of. #df09. (via @pgreenbe)
14:25 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Girouard, Google prez: “We’re not trying to lock you in. That’s what’s so amazing about cloud computing.” CHOICES #df09 #crm (via @dmyron)
14:26 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
GMail is the most popular/fastest growing for consumers, education, and businesses. -Girouard #df09 (via @jesstsai)
14:26 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
google thanking SFDC for their leadership in the cloud market, blazing the trail (love fest) #df09 (via @ekolsky)
14:26 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Watch the Chatter demo with us! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3-pEDst3uk #df09 (via @jesstsai)
14:27 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
The future: Anything is possible from a single interface, according to Girouard #google #salesforce #dfkeynote #df09 (via @ForceBrain)
14:27 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Thansk from a couch in Canada> http://bit.ly/3T72J5 Thanks for streaming! #df09 (via @magnus_s)
14:28 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Huge thank you to all my #E20 #sCRM #DF09 #W2E followers.You helped me reach the 1000 follower count on my birthday. Shall we make it 1100?
14:39 PM Nov 19^th from web
“The work salesforce.com has done over the last 10 years has paved the way for us” Dave Girouard, #Google Enterprise #df09 (@douglasporter)
14:40 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Chatter feed of an Opportunity allows for unstructured information on a deal that’s interactive and now doesn’t need a field #df09 @CRMFYI
14:41 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
#df09 so far Chatter description is tactical, will be a while before the strategic use is explored. (via @DenisPombriant)
14:41 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
“The room just went red so we’re excited.” Surprise guest…..? #df09 (via @jesstsai)
14:41 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
@kitson Could the surprise be that there is no surprise? #df09 (via @mark_koenig)
14:41 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
so, chatter must be important for SFDC to talk about it again — but $50/user/month???? seriously…. #df09 (via @ekolsky)
14:41 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
All 135,000 native Force.com applications will instantly be social with the Salesforce Chatter platform #df09 ^kd (via @salesforce)
14:42 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
.@ekolsky Chatter at $50 per user per month is for Force.com licenses only. Chatter INCLUDED with CRM licenses. #df09 (via @dschach)
14:42 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
RT @jesus_hoyos: RT @vnehess: @ekolsky soap , xml, rest would be the language of the cloud, are they not standard enough? #df09 (via @vClau)
14:42 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Chatter is not just a killer app – and it is a killer app – it’s a killer platform too, thru Chatter API -Benioff #df09 (via @jesstsai)
14:42 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Marc about real time integration w/Google Apps. All socnets and google will connect securely; keep whats pvt. pvt. #df09. (via @pgreenbe)
14:43 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Benioff: All your apps can join the conversation with Chatter. #df09 (via @mark_koenig)
14:43 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
touting security features of chatter-would love to see this evolve to other apps, similar discussion in defrag with msft #df09 (@ekolsky)
14:43 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Marc claims that the secure integration of chatter and apps is unique in the industry. |not entirely the case. #df09. (via @pgreenbe)
14:43 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Posted: Chattering About Salesforce at Dreamforce (Applications announcement) http://bit.ly/lsc8r #CRM #SCRM #DF09 (via @ekolsky)
14:44 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Narinder Singh, CMO of @appirio now on stage to demonstrate his newly social professional services app #df09 (via @mark_koenig)
14:44 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
#df09 $50/mo is always their starting point. look for rapid commoditization. (via @DenisPombriant)
14:45 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
#df09 Sorry, Narinder is @Singhns. Thanks guys. (via @toppundit)
14:45 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Lots of wiki like features to chatter, but with apps updating the stream it overcomes concerns about stale info #df09 (via @mark_koenig)
14:46 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
appirio used a wiki for collaboration before, using chatter and force.com now – interesting e2.0 implementaion #df09 (via @ekolsky)
14:46 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
when changing a google docs, chatter updates the activity stream in real life (impressive, really) #df09 (via @ekolsky)
14:46 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
RT @dahowlett: This Appirio demo is interesting but Epicor have this – and on mobile #df09 #epicor |will be checking Epicor. (via @pgreenbe)
14:47 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
#df09 OpenAir/NetSuite have a new challenge. Narinder’s Project Management App now has a clear differentiator. (via @toppundit)
14:47 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Accenture’s built a cloud application factory aka “Force Factory” -Daugherty #df09 (via @jesstsai)
14:47 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Paul D – tools integration frameworks, data migration factory, suitability assessment. #df09. (via @pgreenbe)
14:47 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
You rocked that #df09 keynote @singhns !! People around me that are not even into #E20 were pulled into your presentation. Very well done!!
14:50 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
ceo@salesforce.com RT @jesstsai Benioff says he was up until 11:30 last night returning customer email inqueries. #df09 (@kitson) @twitter?
14:51 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
@appirio great demo at #df09 esp. with the force.com google docs integration (via @zaheerismail)
14:51 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Vry impressed w/ @singhns‘ presentation…1st time I’ve seen him talk. What @appirio is doing w clients is vry impressive. #df09 (@Jakewk)
14:52 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
@marshashenk love the pic and the branding shift to the name of your twitter account. “GoodLittleBiz” branding is a great idea.
14:54 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
OH: Socialtext is agile… We don’t name our product after years. #w2e (via @odivina)
14:54 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
#w2e Help the indifferent decide. People inhibited about writing blogs because they were afraid no one would respond. (via @mgyerman)
14:54 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
#w2e Remember we’re a herd species. When does shift happen from outlyers to adoption by the crowd. You must design journey. (via @mgyerman)
14:55 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
“Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.” — Leonardo da Vinci #w2e (via @rimalovski)
14:55 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
#w2e Leveraging the technology made the debate solution-oriented (via @kwooleyy) < Thus need for a technically savvy biz engaged workforce
14:56 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
#w2e “A real collaborative voice emerged.” (via @kwooleyy)
14:56 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
#w2e The tech preserved free speech while ensuring that the people really participating continued to be heard (via @kwooleyy)
14:56 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
“You can fail … But if you don’t try again, you are a loser” #benhuh #w2e #E20 (via @RIGHTSLEEVE) < ’nuff said http://bit.ly/3OWM6o
14:57 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Pete Cashmore says next year’s Twitter is Foursquare – http://bit.ly/4CxXIE (RT @NicolePRexec) #gov20 #w2e (via @cheeky_geeky)
15:31 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
“Improving front-end performance of mature web apps”… this should be really interesting and useful! #w2e (via @coronaborealis)
15:32 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
#w2e highlights: Oliver Young about Jive; seeing French social business platform Blue Kiwi arriving in US; Wolfram Alpha (via @sagenet)
15:32 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
66% = internet population that visited a social site @sdholakia says #w2e (via @anetah)
15:33 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
#w2e 4 types of adoption for social tech adoption 1. individual 2. Team 3. Community 4. Execuitives (via @elemenager)
15:34 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Define your business goals & objectives – and build your customer network as they connect w/ other social networks #w2e (via @FlightpathNY)
15:34 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
How do u meaure the health of ur community: Traffic, content, members, liveliness, Interaction, responsiveness #w2e (via @FlightpathNY)
15:34 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
90-9-1 rule – just 1 percent of yr community drive content & success of yr network. know who yr engaged users @dholakia #w2e (via @anetah)
15:36 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Identify & cultivate superusers in your community. Customer network drives biz value-these ppl will sell on ur behalf #w2e (@FlightpathNY)
15:36 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Twitter has changed their initial question from “What are you doing” to “What’s Happening.” http://bit.ly/d2aUI #w2e (via @marccortes)
15:38 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
#w2e #gov20 The big Q: Are we ready? Never prep 100 percent. Means sharing, cooperating, “switching culture to open.” (via @kwooleyy)
15:39 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Agreed ++++ >>> @ekolsky Thanks for your live tweets from #df09. I’ve been following along. Well done! (via @lehawes)
15:40 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Xactly my point. Doesn’t bode well if he is still e-mail focussed with a live audience> @marcbenioff Last tweet: 10/15/09 #df09 (@kitson)
15:42 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Salesforce.Com uses Cotweet, Radian 6, and Tweet to Case for Customer Support and Brand Monitoring. #df09 (via @JohnMPerez)
15:43 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
First step in lead management: “Start w/ a common definition of a lead.” – @cahidalgo #DF09 (via @abneedles)
15:44 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
We’ve greatly expanded @CRM’s #df09 list: http://sn.im/list-df09 Take a look — Are we missing anyone? #sfdc #crm #salesforce (via @kitson)
15:44 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
RT @Fionabloom: I don’t know about you all but I still haven’t come off the high from #hashtag @baratunde yesterday #w2e (via @lynneluvah)
15:45 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
#w2e #gov20 2,500 orgs, 1 M volunteers like her – backbone of system, more or less autonomously organizing. (via @kwooleyy)
15:46 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
@reem may be. the platform though now has become the application though.
15:48 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Live streaming. From freaking space! @NASA space walk live! http://bit.ly/HPn4 I RT @dacort via @digiphile (via @marciamarcia)
15:49 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Webcast on Enterprise Social Networking just now went well. Pick up series slides at http://bit.ly/imi_webinars. (via @dhinchcliffe)
15:49 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Video: Google Chrome OS’s Interface, 7 Second Boot Time, And More http://bit.ly/2s492N (via @stevedriz) < SEVEN SECONDS!!!!!!!
15:49 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Foursquare Goes Global With Launch in 50 New Cities – http://bit.ly/1YUlI9 (via @mashable)
15:49 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
“YouTube Videos Get Automatic Captions” ( http://bit.ly/2IHv4K ) (via @driessen)
15:50 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
@futureamb but twitter IS people http://bit.ly/zu9XZ (via @VenessaMiemis)
15:50 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
RT @jackbe: Ending the Reign of the Swivel Chair, The Biggest Business Problem #E20 Mashups Solve: http://bit.ly/3S4C1r (via @dhinchcliffe)
15:51 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Sorry, I probably contributed to a good part of that> 14,080 tweets since I left the room. God help you all. (via @tweetamar)
15:52 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
“When you sober up tomorrow, what will you deeply regret having published to the Internet?” #rejectedtwitterquestions (via @sacca)
15:53 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Retweet This: Twitter Retweets Now Live For Everyone http://bit.ly/4j78Ny (via @TheCommonHoster)
15:54 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
@wittlock: Let me rephrase and clarify: Google Wave – invites. Want some? <inflation has killed the Google Wave invites currency @oscarberg
15:55 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Achievement addendum allows you to showcase the most powerful parts of your personal story with more detail and excitement @CatherineKaputa
15:56 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
One of the Twitter Trending Topics is, ” What’s happening” – now there’s value (via @OwenGreaves)
15:56 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
#LOL > Another valued Twitter Trending Topic — What Are You Doing? — HMMMMM….I’m passing wind! (via @OwenGreaves)
15:56 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
#w2e #gov20 Most important: to collaborate to prepare everyone to manage risk. Horiz & vert coordination, avoiding jealousy (via @kwooleyy)
15:57 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Liked “”We all now work for Google,” @chrismessina says. Hey, that’s been true since at least 2000! ” http://ff.im/-bIn2a (@OwenGreaves)
15:58 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
@lynneluvah @Fionabloom Foursquares is going to be HUGE for innovative small and emerging medium sized organizations in 2010.
16:01 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
The only people I saw with the “I’m Hiring” badges at #w2e were from overseas. I would, ahem, consider relocating. ; ) (@nwjerseyliz)
16:02 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
@lynneluvah video link avail of @baratunde?
16:03 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
#w2e #Gov20 Toured Italy and explained this to people. Civic gov + volunteers (hierarchy + network!) @kscottderrick (via @kwooleyy)
16:04 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
a fan = love + influence + megaphone (according to Lisa Conquergood of Picnik.com) #w2e (via @jfrenaud)
16:04 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
For my birthday, I just got Assassin Creed II. Pausing the stream for the next couple of hours, while I immerse myself into ancient italy.
16:05 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Chromium OS & Open Source http://ff.im/-bILWt (via @dannywahlquist)
17:39 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Google Chrome OS UI Concept Video http://ff.im/-bILYT (via @dannywahlquist)
17:39 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Agreed>Chrome (as a platform) has the possibility to blow Firefox and Microsoft out of the water in so many ways http://bit.ly/39ci0D @mager
17:40 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Crowd surfing to Crowdsourcing http://ow.ly/Cl7O (via @LinkedInQueen)
17:40 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
I love the new @techmeme for mobile. Just announced by @gaberivera (via @Scobleizer)
17:41 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Editorial: Chrome OS is what I want, but not what I need http://bit.ly/TkJSm (via @Ade1965)
17:41 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
RT @blabbermouthaz: “Someone else’s version of you is detectable to a music fan” (or any fan) #womma (via @drnatalie)
17:41 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
8 Things You Need To Know About Chrome OS: http://bit.ly/49PKzF (via @patricknorton)
17:41 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Agreed> @Werner forget logos, put your face up. It makes people treat you better, and is much more recognisable. (via @kevinmarks)
17:42 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Dilbert encapsulates cloud computing debate in three panels: encrypted sharing vs. skill of your company’s IT http://bit.ly/2f3kyk @stshank
17:42 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
RT @gordonr: ThoughtFarmer Featured in McAfee’s Enterprise 2.0 Book http://bit.ly/r1L6A @mcafee #e20 : FTW! (via @gyehuda)
17:43 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
“Call us dumb businessmen, but we really focus on user needs rather than think about strategies relative to other companies” Sergey Brin
17:44 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Firefox headed to the PS3? Can life get any better? http://bit.ly/3Ou3Hz (via @stevedriz)
17:44 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Check it out: the 2.0 adoption council research report: http://bit.ly/31U42Y (via @gyehuda)
17:45 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Why Chrome OS is a smart strategy – all apps will eventually move from the desktop to the web, it’s just a matter of time (via @oscarberg)
17:45 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Techmeme’s Gabe Rivera makes news aggregation profitable http://ff.im/-bIQFB (via @OwenGreaves)
17:45 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
RT @sarahintampa: Twitter just turned on its geolocation API! http://bit.ly/1DXIpg (via @dsilverman)
17:45 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
RT @getmoredone: Trying to get control of email? Read my white paper: Who owns email anyway? http://bit.ly/2jKrbz (via @gyehuda)
17:46 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
RT @KarlBode: isn’t the Chrome OS just Linux with some nerds hovering over it babbling semi-coherently about the “cloud?” (via @davezatz)
17:47 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
[Nouveau billet] Salesforce Chatter: Entreprise 2.0 ou Entreprise 20 ? http://bit.ly/2npDO5 (via @tdebaillon)
17:48 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Mashable’s Pete Cashmore Named a 2009 “Ultimate Game Changer” by HuffPost http://bit.ly/1K2JZV (via @lewisclayton)
17:48 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
About right> Any OS that requires constant, persistent, reliable connectivity will not be viable until 2012, at least. (via @saschasegan)
17:49 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
You’re welcome > @rlavigne42 thanks for your #DF09 #W2E tweet coverage today! (via @marynations)
17:50 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Thanks, let me know when your Flip Clip is up > You can view @baratunde on demand here http://bit.ly/4eHG97 (via @lynneluvah)
17:53 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
@kitson One thing to be the corporate cheerleader, quite another thing to be the corporate innovator in your own actions and toolsets. #DF09
17:55 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
@Fionabloom The amount of “free” enterprise SaaS content available for small/medium companies is massive right now. Need to tech up to grow
17:56 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
A tweet paraphrased my link-economy line and showed me I’ve been saying more than I thought I have. http://bit.ly/227EdH (via @jeffjarvis)
17:57 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
RT @dsearls: “The App Store is an ongoing karma leak.” by Paul Graham in http://bit.ly/vnopnvia via @webmink #apple (via @kevinmarks)
17:57 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
Definition of a fan and how to relate to them from @picnik session at #w2e – “Love + Influence + Megaphone + Embrace – Control” (via @troed)
17:58 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie
@kitson Thanks for all the great tweets today from #w2e. Feel free to link in http://ca.linkedin.com/in/rlavigne Rob
17:59 PM Nov 19^th from Tweetie

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Rebecca Turco — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 18:28:23 +0000

According to news reports by McAfee, major countries and nation states are engaged in a “cyber cold

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Pourquoi l’Entreprise 2.0 a besoin de la Culture Toyota (et vice versa) : analyse de deux séances de signature

Pascal Veilleux — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 16:04:05 +0000

Le mois de novembre est un mois très chargé. J’ai eu la chance de rencontrer les gourous des deux domaines qui m’animent. À dix jours d’intervalle, j’ai rencontré Andrew McAfee et Michael Hoseus; respectivement gourou de l’Entreprise 2.0 et de la Culture Toyota. Le premier à San Francisco au Enterprise 2.0 Conference et le second à Montréal au Salon sur les meilleures pratiques d’affaires du Mouvement québécois de la qualité.

J’ai également eu la chance de les rencontrer et d’échanger avec eux. Ces deux gourous ont fait des conférences remarquables (je n’ai pas toujours eu de bons commentaires sur Andrew McAfee) et ont eu la gentillesse de participer à des séances de signature de leurs livres.

Dans ce billet, je vais analyser les deux séances afin de démontrer pourquoi l’Entreprise 2.0 a besoin de la Culture Toyota (et vice versa). Prenez note que mon analyse portera sur les séances de signature uniquement. Je ne prendrai pas en compte le contenu de leurs conférences ou de leurs livres.

Prix du livre

McAfee a remis son livre gratuitement.
J’ai du débourser 29$ pour celui de Hoseus.

Nous avons ici deux stratégies complètement différentes. McAfee sait que ses visiteurs sont pour la plupart des blogueurs et qu’ils vont parler de son livre sur leur blogue. Un petit investissement et un grand impact marketing.

Organisation de la table de travail

McAfee travaille avec une table surchargée. J’étais l’un des premiers et ce n’est pas évident sur la photo, mais la table a rapidement accumulé plusieurs objets.
Hoseus travaille sur une table propre et il la garde propre. Il conserve son standard.

Échanges

J’ai tenté d’échanger sur la Culture Toyota avec McAfee et il semblait pas mal indifférent.
Regardez le visage de Hoseus lorsque je lui ai parlé d’Entreprise 2.0. Même s’il ne connaissait pas cela du tout, il m’a posé plusieurs questions et semblait très intéressé.

Commentaires dans le livre

McAfee a écrit un simple « Pascal, Good Luck »
Hoseus a écrit « Pascal, Hope to help you carry the message. Always take care of people! »

Après avoir reçu mon « good luck », je me suis dit : « nice ». Après avoir reçu mon message de Hoseus, je me suis dit : « wow ». Il venait de me donner le message de son livre en une phrase tout en appliquant lui-même son message.

Conclusion

Je donne un point à McAfee pour le livre gratuit , mais les trois autres vont à Hoseus. Je considère que les deux auraient avantage à s’inspirer de l’autre…

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