Marc Fleury has written a very interesting post on the future of Red Hat, Linux from Oracle and game theory. He makes the point that a new player has little to gain by entering the Linux market, a self-serving but well thought out argument. He also refers to Red Hat becoming a target of PeopleSoft/Siebel […]
Archives for August 2006
Zoho Projects makes Google look like a dinosaur
Yes, I am saying Google is a dinosaur when it comes to Office 2.0 applications. Zoho Sheet is better than Google Spreadsheet as I wrote in a previous entry. And now Zoho is launching Zoho Projects- a complete project management app for the 2.0 fanatics. Some features I like:– Integration with Calendar– Easy to add […]
Enterprise 2.0 is same as Web 2.0
I think some of us are over thinking the Enterprise 2.0 and Enterprise Mashups. The key is to learn from history and apply the knowledge to the present. Jeff Nolan has nicely summarized some of the discussion around Enterprise 2.0. Rod Boothby has raised the question of mashups in the context of Enterprise 2.0 I […]
Business games, India and Web2.0: My top 5 blog posts
I wanted to welcome my new readers. Please do participate by leaving a comment below. Here is the list of my top 5 articles- Let’s play games! Open source generates lots of value but little revenue India at a threshold- a first hand account TiE Event: The great Virsa story for Enterprise Software Disruptive Innovation, […]
Securing the Enterprise
I recently wrote an article for the Line56 magazine, and it is now published on their site at Line 56 site. Here is the introduction: When CIOs leave their homes this summer for a vacation, they will not just lock the front door but will attempt to secure every door and window. Unfortunately, the same […]