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- oliver Marks on “You don't get a PaaS just because you're SaaS."
- Ravi on Merry Enterprise Season!
- pridesys on SAP’s new ERP pricing model: Quick analysis
Whose conversation is it Anyway?
Great post by James Governor about the the increasingly complex world we live in
The only problem is less than .01% of the world even understands the issues he is talking about. Most of us live in command and control, old school pr and marketing, censorship driven conversations.
And no, I am not just talking about China and Iran.
April 04, 2009 in Industry Commentary | Permalink