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enterprise applications | The Applicator
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Radical views on the enterprise application industry. Speeding Up the Enterprise. January 29, 2013. This is the first of a series of occasional blogs whose main purpose is to make other people very rich. I mean, heck, I’ve got enough, or at least I would have enough if my family couldn’t read the word “Sale,” in department stores. So how can YOU get rich from my idea. Build an app that does it. I explain how the app works, and you go ahead and do it. Bosses don’t like it either. So what I propose is an a...
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decision-making | The Applicator
https://blog.b2banalysts.com/tag/decision-making
Radical views on the enterprise application industry. Speeding Up the Enterprise. January 29, 2013. This is the first of a series of occasional blogs whose main purpose is to make other people very rich. I mean, heck, I’ve got enough, or at least I would have enough if my family couldn’t read the word “Sale,” in department stores. So how can YOU get rich from my idea. Build an app that does it. I explain how the app works, and you go ahead and do it. Bosses don’t like it either. So what I propose is an a...
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Oracle | The Applicator
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Radical views on the enterprise application industry. Speeding Up the Enterprise. January 29, 2013. This is the first of a series of occasional blogs whose main purpose is to make other people very rich. I mean, heck, I’ve got enough, or at least I would have enough if my family couldn’t read the word “Sale,” in department stores. So how can YOU get rich from my idea. Build an app that does it. I explain how the app works, and you go ahead and do it. Bosses don’t like it either. So what I propose is an a...
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How to Buy Applications | The Applicator
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Radical views on the enterprise application industry. Workday and Hoover Dam: Valuing Cloud Companies. March 30, 2011. Groupon at $6 billion, for what, coupons? Twitter at who knows how much more, for what, stray pulses of thought? CornerStone OnDemand at 10 times revenues? How much of that is for the words “OnDemand” cleverly tacked onto the name? Are we in the middle of a cloud boom? And if so, can we learn anything from the last big boom, the dot-bomb? Time to sell cloud stocks.”. Not yet. But so ...
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Ozymandias Crumbles | The Applicator
https://blog.b2banalysts.com/2010/09/17/ozymandias-crumbles
Radical views on the enterprise application industry. September 17, 2010. Over the past 20 years, the American Airlines nonstop between BOS and SFO has been a fixture of the software industry. Almost any time you took it, you’d see friends, and even when you didn’t, you’d be sure you hadn’t boarded the wrong plane, just because of the number of Oracle bags. This flight is no more. A little more than a month from now, American Airlines will end non-stop service between SFO and BOS. For a long time, people...
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SAP | The Applicator
https://blog.b2banalysts.com/tag/sap
Radical views on the enterprise application industry. Speeding Up the Enterprise. January 29, 2013. This is the first of a series of occasional blogs whose main purpose is to make other people very rich. I mean, heck, I’ve got enough, or at least I would have enough if my family couldn’t read the word “Sale,” in department stores. So how can YOU get rich from my idea. Build an app that does it. I explain how the app works, and you go ahead and do it. Bosses don’t like it either. So what I propose is an a...
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SAP | The Applicator
https://blog.b2banalysts.com/category/sap
Radical views on the enterprise application industry. September 17, 2010. Over the past 20 years, the American Airlines nonstop between BOS and SFO has been a fixture of the software industry. Almost any time you took it, you’d see friends, and even when you didn’t, you’d be sure you hadn’t boarded the wrong plane, just because of the number of Oracle bags. This flight is no more. A little more than a month from now, American Airlines will end non-stop service between SFO and BOS. For a long time, people...
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Brittle Applications | The Applicator
https://blog.b2banalysts.com/category/brittle-applications
Radical views on the enterprise application industry. September 17, 2010. Over the past 20 years, the American Airlines nonstop between BOS and SFO has been a fixture of the software industry. Almost any time you took it, you’d see friends, and even when you didn’t, you’d be sure you hadn’t boarded the wrong plane, just because of the number of Oracle bags. This flight is no more. A little more than a month from now, American Airlines will end non-stop service between SFO and BOS. For a long time, people...
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Enterprise Application Strategies | The Applicator
https://blog.b2banalysts.com/category/enterprise-application-strategies
Radical views on the enterprise application industry. Workday and Hoover Dam: Valuing Cloud Companies. March 30, 2011. Groupon at $6 billion, for what, coupons? Twitter at who knows how much more, for what, stray pulses of thought? CornerStone OnDemand at 10 times revenues? How much of that is for the words “OnDemand” cleverly tacked onto the name? Are we in the middle of a cloud boom? And if so, can we learn anything from the last big boom, the dot-bomb? Time to sell cloud stocks.”. Not yet. But so ...
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Uncategorized | The Applicator
https://blog.b2banalysts.com/category/uncategorized
Radical views on the enterprise application industry. Speeding Up the Enterprise. January 29, 2013. This is the first of a series of occasional blogs whose main purpose is to make other people very rich. I mean, heck, I’ve got enough, or at least I would have enough if my family couldn’t read the word “Sale,” in department stores. So how can YOU get rich from my idea. Build an app that does it. I explain how the app works, and you go ahead and do it. Bosses don’t like it either. So what I propose is an a...
