My new book
- released March 2019
Categories
- "New Web" and enterprise computing
- A Rare Medium Well-Done
- Analytics, Big Data
- April Fool's Day
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- Little to do with IT, but interesting!
- M&A in Technology
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- Offshoring Negotiations/Best Practices
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- Outsourcing (IBM, Accenture, EDS)
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Recent Comments
- Samolsky on A dream team to negotiate with SAP
- Simon Kiplangat Bett on Tech marathoners: Bruce Rogow
- Mark Nittler on Zoho's strikingly different global path
- vinnie on Drama in enterprise computing
- Floyd on Drama in enterprise computing
- Tara Degler on Rob Enslin, turnaround artist
- vinnie on Brian Sommer guest column: The origin story of "Digital with Impact"
- vinnie on Story Telling in Technology World
- Louis Richardson on Story Telling in Technology World
- Padmanabha on AI and the implementation consultant
The Revolt of the Corporate Consumer
David Bank at WSJ wrote about how corporations are squeezing technology vendors - he quotes me about the pressure on software maintenance.
He is a tech savvy (helps to be in Bay Area) journalist for a mainstream business publication. Over the years we have talked about open source, software, offshoring and other technology issues.
March 31, 2005 in Enterprise Software (IBM, Microsoft, Oracle, SAP), Enterprise Software (Open Source), Enterprise Software (other vendors), Enterprise Software Negotiations/Best Practices, Industry Commentary | Permalink