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“Before even thinking about building community into your own web efforts, answer me this handy Yes or No ‘Caesar at the Rubicon’ question: Do you secretly harbor the notion that community will directly result in new sales, i.e., the Amway-esque approach to community?”
“Business blogs are taking off. Are you up to speed? Learn how your business can harness the power of weblogs to improve communication and efficiency at this hands-on workshop.”
“With the emergence of the Nimda worm — the latest in a long series to attack Microsoft’s Internet Information Server (IIS) and other software — Gartner believes it’s time for businesses with Web applications to start investigating less vulnerable Web server products.”
“I know it’s important to sell, but I’m no good at it, and I can’t afford to hire a salesperson right now. How can I develop the ‘tough skin’ that I need to be a successful salesperson for my own company?”
“Before even thinking about building community into your own web efforts, answer me this handy Yes or No ‘Caesar at the Rubicon’ question: Do you secretly harbor the notion that community will directly result in new sales, i.e., the Amway-esque approach to community?”
“With the emergence of the Nimda worm — the latest in a long series to attack Microsoft’s Internet Information Server (IIS) and other software — Gartner believes it’s time for businesses with Web applications to start investigating less vulnerable Web server products.”
“I’ve been involved in the Web standards community almost as long as I’ve been working on the Web, and I’ve long felt that designing to W3C recommendations is the Right Thing To Do. When it came time to redesign the adaptivepath.com site, my partners agreed that we should approach the project from a standards perspective. But before we started, we discussed whether the effort — and it was a lot of effort — was really worth it.”
“Ben Smith, the former head of financially troubled startup Casbah Corp., knows firsthand the boom-and-bust cycle of the late ’90s… Despite his disappointing debut as a Silicon Valley chief executive officer, the 36-year-old is back in the startup business.”
“Radio-frequency identification — with track-everything-anywhere capability, all the time — is about to change your life.”
“Ben Smith, the former head of financially troubled startup Casbah Corp., knows firsthand the boom-and-bust cycle of the late ’90s… Despite his disappointing debut as a Silicon Valley chief executive officer, the 36-year-old is back in the startup business.”
