Posted in Application Design, SAP on Feb 4th, 2008 No Comments »
As I’ve said, I like Joshua Greenbaum a lot - he does not get taken in by hype very easily. His latest blog post lends more credence to his intelligent skepticism. To summarize, he is critical of SAP’s ability to land $1bn in new businesses anchored by the new Business by Design (BBD) concept. And […]
Posted in Open Source, Random, SAP, Siebel/PeopleSoft/JD Edwards/Oracle on Jan 25th, 2008 No Comments »
I just left a comment on the following blog post about “green energy.” Essentially the post is about diesel engines getting VC investment - as a reaction to the green movement.
Personally, I was annoyed by the consideration that a more efficient, yet still dependent on petro-fuel engine was considered “green.” Continuing to invest in […]
Posted in CRM, Open Source, SAP on Jan 23rd, 2008 No Comments »
As Microsoft releases its latest version of a primarily midmarket CRM product, I am thinking only about our enterprise customers. (Maybe it is because I have been working with so many of our larger customers I hadn’t met before planning for SugarCon next month.)
To be sure, selling CRM into the enterprise is hard work. SugarCRM […]
