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Every year around this time, I write two columns — one on the year that was and another on what I expect the new year to bring. There is no methodology for this process, and I believe this lack of method is important. I take a blank screen and fill it up with what has been on my mind for the last year and what made it out through my posts. Here are a few ideas that bubbled up.
Every year around this time, I write two columns — one on the year that was and another on what I expect the new year to bring. There is no methodology for this process, and I believe this lack of method is important. I take a blank screen and fill it up with what has been on my mind for the last year and what made it out through my posts. Here are a few ideas that bubbled up.
On an otherwise slow news week, I spotted a story emanating from a Gartner analyst, Dennis Gaughan, at a recent Gartner talk in Australia. The article was on Business Insider, and I found it interesting. The headline told the story, as good headlines often do.
You have probably transacted business with Paciolan at some point in your life, even if you don’t recognize the name. Perhaps you did it just by purchasing event tickets. Paciolan is a 30-year-old, private-label vendor that powers ticket sales for college athletic games, professional sports and performing arts organizations.
What struck me most last week in San Francisco and Silicon Valley — beyond Oracle OpenWorld — came out of meetings I had with CEOs of software companies situated south of Oracle on Route 101. The companies are all SaaS-based, and I promised not to spill the beans, so there will be no names — yet.