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Month: June 2007
Review: Handy Recovery Software
Ever experience a power failure that made you lose a precious document that you were working on? What about files or programs that get deleted accidentally (sometimes not even by yourself if you share a computer…)? Those are quite annoying, but with the right software you should be able to overcome such hassles. Handy Recovery … Continue reading Review: Handy Recovery Software
10 Marketing Tips from Strippers
There is an interesting – let alone funny – article over the Wise Camel blog titled “10 Sales and Marketing Tips I learned from Strippers.” Check out the first point: 1. Give them something for nothing “One of the first things a stripper will do is come up to you and flirt with you. She … Continue reading 10 Marketing Tips from Strippers
Top 50 Business Blogs
The Times Online released a list titled “The 50 Best Business Blogs.” There are many interesting blogs there that I had never heard of. Below you will find some of my favotires that made it to the list: Freakonomics Consumerist Fastlane (GM) Maverick (Mark Cuban) Seth Godin TechCrunch
Branding the iPhone
Apple’s iPhone has been at the center of the stage for the last couple of months. One of the most discussed aspects of the overall strategy around the device is the branding. Some experts argue that Apple did an outstanding job with the branding factor. A recent article over Forbes, however, challenges that argument. According … Continue reading Branding the iPhone
On Life and Death, of Companies
We all accept that humans are born and die. Actually this is one of the very few things we accept for sure. Why, then, should people create a different belief regarding companies and organizations? The famous “Built to Last!” moto… Why? Why can’t companies just be conceived, do what they have to do (with excellence, … Continue reading On Life and Death, of Companies
Innovation Quotes: Corporate Strategy
One of the most important factors affecting the balance between in-house generated, and externally acquired, technology is the degree to which company strategy dictates that it should pursue a policy of technological differentiation or leadership. For example, Kodak distinguishes between two types of technical core competencies: strategic, i.e. those activities in which the company must … Continue reading Innovation Quotes: Corporate Strategy
20 Ways to Use Linkedin
Out of many social networking sites aimed at professionals, Linkedin is becoming the de facto standard. If you are not using it yet you might losing some opportunities. The Web Worker Daily, in fact, recently published an articled titled “20 Ways to Use Linkedin Productively.” The 20 points on the list are: 1. Increase freelance … Continue reading 20 Ways to Use Linkedin
Guy Kawasaki’s New Venture
Guy Kawasaki recently started a new site called Truemors. Web 2.0 sites like this one are popping like bugs those days, but it is always interesting to watch the back stage of such a venture. Guy, in fact, recently wrote a post titled “By the Numbers: How I built a Web 2.0, User-Generated Content, Citizen … Continue reading Guy Kawasaki’s New Venture
Innovation Links – 12/06/2007
Who from the West is doing well in China? Is Health Care Making You Better – or Dead? Wii Will Rock You: How Nintendo Beat Sony Quality Innovations at Ford