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Analysis of:
Tech memo to Team Obama (money.cnn.com)
1. Increased boradband will increase productivity. 2. Increased broadband could allow for a more flexible workforce and reduce travel and office costs.
Analysis of:
Company generated contents (knol.google.com)
More the visibility that companies could buy, they could "gain" visibility through right contents.
Contents permits them to interest and attract consumers and increase trust and awareness.
Companies and organizations could communicate with markets though their people, especially through passionate...
Analysis of:
Virtualization's Pain Points (www.forbes.com)
1. Virtualization strategies can make management complex. 2. New applications require experience before proper placement of the virtualized application.
November 25, 2008
A conversation about the Icelandic Economic Collapse with Hjortur Smarason, Social Media Consultant in Reykjavik
Analysis of:
Iceland agrees $6bn deal with IMF (business.timesonline.co.uk)
A conversation about the Icelandic Economic Collapse with Hjortur Smarason, Social Media Consultant in Reykjavik
Hjörtur Smárason is a social media consultant in Reykjavik. He describes the real-world implications of the Icelandic economic collapse for ordinary Icelanders, in this podcast interview with Steve Lubetkin of Professional Podcasts LLC, a GLG Councils member.
Analysis of:
Big tech goes bargain hunting (money.cnn.com)
1. Strong Technology companies like Cisco, Oracle, Apple, and Amazon will gain new technology in Recession. 2. Will we see anoher I-POD like device?
October 3, 2008
Looking for a Better Investment? Why You Should Consider the Enterprise Software Sector
Analysis of:
What Should Investors Do Now? (online.wsj.com)
Looking for a Better Investment? Why You Should Consider the Enterprise Software Sector
1. In percentage terms this is not biggest loss in my memory much less history
2. Enterprise Software behaves differently than most markets
3. Enterprise Software tends to follows its own cycle and lag behind the economic so short term there are still some good days ahead for...
Analysis of:
Gap Widens in Online Advertising (online.wsj.com)
1. Zenith Optimedia, Universal McCann, WPP, BMO Capital Markets, Oppenheimer, Lehman Brothers and eMarket all have announced downward revision of overall Ad spend for 2008
2. Nielsen Monitor-Plus: first-half U.S. ad spend declined 1.4 percent,...
Analysis of:
Oracle Flies High Above Wall Street's Carnage (www.businessweek.com)
1. Oracle received its major revenue from Maintenance.
2. Greater efficiencies will be gained inisde of Oracle to improve operating margins
Analysis of:
California at the Front of Education Trends (www.usnews.com)
1) The Calfornia public K-12 education system has been suffering from budget cuts for decades, is not at the forefront, and is these days among the bottom 10% of the states in terms of standards and results. 2) It used to produce higher-quality student results two decades ago but since...
Analysis of:
China's Little Dragons (www.forbes.com)
1) Chinese parents in China spend a much higher amount of their annual income on their one child's education, as compared to parents in the U.S., and do almost anything to help their (sometimes spoiled) kids. 2) More and more yuppies in China are increasing their wealth and spend to get ahead in...
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