Business strategy
SMB IT Budgets Take a Hit
Small and midsize businesses (SMB) consistently struggle with committing to the investment that collaboration projects require. According to InformationWeek research, only one third are increasing their IT spending on collaborative projects, compared to the previous year.
Read MoreHow Do You Manage Your Knowledge?
We’ve all heard the saying “knowledge is power.” This tends to exist within a silo-centric environment. However, great leaders realize that controlling knowledge diminishes value, while releasing knowledge creates value.
Read MoreSemantic Technology Coming Into Its Own
When you consider that 79% of American adults use the Internet, 38% of Internet users log onto an online networking site like Facebook or LinkedIn each day, and 28% of Internet users look for information online each day about a service or product they are thinking of buying – it is easy to connect social media and semantic technology. But who is driving who?
Read MoreIBM Receives Frost & Sullivan Nod
Frost & Sullivan, famed industry analyst, recognized IBM with the 2010 Global Frost & Sullivan Award for Company of the Year. It attributes the honor to their focus on business analytics and corporate vision.
Read MoreClaims of Search Results Stolen, or Borrowed
After operating their own CSI-like sting, Google claims that Microsoft’s search product, Bing is copying their indexed search results as their own. Microsoft says they aren’t doing anything wrong.
Read MoreTwitter’s Ad Revenue Soars
Recent reports predict a bright future for Twitter and their ad revenue. The social-networking site is predicted to earn nearly three times the revenue growth as compared to 2010.
Read MoreNew Partnership Looks for Strategic Results
Leader in cloud computing and semantic technologies joins with a software product and solutions firm for semantic data integration and ontology-based deductive databases. Together they can bring high-value strategic results for their users.
Read MoreManaging the Technology
Is the problem with your organization the technology or the management? Or maybe the management of the technology?
Read MoreAnyone Seen a Genie?
One author lists his three wishes for the new year in regards to performance management. How many are on your list as well?
Read MoreDavid Kellogg is Leaving MarkLogic
On his blog last week, David Kellogg made his announcement of leaving his 6-year tenure as Chief Executive Officer at MarkLogic. He leaves a proud list of accomplishments for his time as CEO, such as acquiring over 200 enterprise customers, growing annual revenues at a 75% CAGR, raising $27.5M in venture capital, and growing the company from 40 to over 230 employees.
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