Zoli is uncomfortable that Sabeer Bhatia, who started then sold Hotmail to Microsoft is now planning to launch a SaaS version of Office.
If that is the case, then Intel is the worst offender in our industry as it keeps funding the new generation of chips which kills its own previous generation. How about Dave Duffield in the HR category? PwC partners potentially competing with IBM? Gideon Gartner starting Giga?
Microsoft, Oracle, IBM, Gartner are all big boys with plenty of lawyers - and big hands. A little competition is good for everyone.
Update: Matt Assay analyzes the offering with comments from Sabeer's company at bottom
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Bite the hand that feeds you?
Zoli is uncomfortable that Sabeer Bhatia, who started then sold Hotmail to Microsoft is now planning to launch a SaaS version of Office.
If that is the case, then Intel is the worst offender in our industry as it keeps funding the new generation of chips which kills its own previous generation. How about Dave Duffield in the HR category? PwC partners potentially competing with IBM? Gideon Gartner starting Giga?
Microsoft, Oracle, IBM, Gartner are all big boys with plenty of lawyers - and big hands. A little competition is good for everyone.
Update: Matt Assay analyzes the offering with comments from Sabeer's company at bottom
Bite the hand that feeds you?
Zoli is uncomfortable that Sabeer Bhatia, who started then sold Hotmail to Microsoft is now planning to launch a SaaS version of Office.
If that is the case, then Intel is the worst offender in our industry as it keeps funding the new generation of chips which kills its own previous generation. How about Dave Duffield in the HR category? PwC partners potentially competing with IBM? Gideon Gartner starting Giga?
Microsoft, Oracle, IBM, Gartner are all big boys with plenty of lawyers - and big hands. A little competition is good for everyone.
Update: Matt Assay analyzes the offering with comments from Sabeer's company at bottom
November 23, 2007 in Industry Commentary | Permalink