Updated: Major dates of this century so far
9/11/01 9/12/08 11/9/16 Beware 12/9/25 — the first year after Trump’s second term
Updated: Major dates of this century so far
9/11/01 9/12/08 11/9/16 Beware 12/9/25 — the first year after Trump’s second term
New startup idea: company as a service
You can get just about everything as a service, why not your whole company? You do X, and everything else is handled by your vendor, Everything-As-A-Service. You can already get… Office (Knotel, WeWork) Servers (AWS) Ads (Google, Fb) Ad management
New startup idea: company as a service
You can get just about everything as a service, why not your whole company? You do X, and everything else is handled by your vendor, Everything-As-A-Service. You can already get… Office (Knotel, WeWork) Servers (AWS) Ads (Google, Fb) Ad management
“The gloom is lifting”.
I think I see signs that the venture gloom is lifting. It’s a feeling. If it has basis, it would be – some conversations with companies and investors recently – the coming election outcome – the global and US growth
“The gloom is lifting”.
I think I see signs that the venture gloom is lifting. It’s a feeling. If it has basis, it would be – some conversations with companies and investors recently – the coming election outcome – the global and US growth
Media News vs Use, election edition.
People love some tech and Headlines love some tech. Not the same tech. Headlines this election have been driven by: – Twitter – mainly Trump’s (lots of people watching him talk carelessly publicly) – Email – mainly Hillary’s (lots of
Media News vs Use, election edition.
People love some tech and Headlines love some tech. Not the same tech. Headlines this election have been driven by: – Twitter – mainly Trump’s (lots of people watching him talk carelessly publicly) – Email – mainly Hillary’s (lots of
The glory days of photography, ahead
All these cloud photo services are providing the most amazing consumer benefit — organizing legion images by time/people/place, rediscovery, storage, sharing. I hadn’t expected all this when I started pack-ratting every digital photo I have ever taken since 1999. But
The glory days of photography, ahead
All these cloud photo services are providing the most amazing consumer benefit — organizing legion images by time/people/place, rediscovery, storage, sharing. I hadn’t expected all this when I started pack-ratting every digital photo I have ever taken since 1999. But
Tl;dr of Ray Dalio’s Principles
Dalio is a huge success and a brilliant guy, so I figured I’d really read his book (I skimmed it long ago). My tl;dr, first draft –> A very dull book — I have been stymied. But some powerful and
Tl;dr of Ray Dalio’s Principles
Dalio is a huge success and a brilliant guy, so I figured I’d really read his book (I skimmed it long ago). My tl;dr, first draft –> A very dull book — I have been stymied. But some powerful and
Hardware as data vacuum cleaners
Smart fellow telling me this: Many players like Google are making hardware (badly) if only because it lets them be around to listen and get data. The eternal return: These same guys made hardware badly to deliver their cloud-based services
Hardware as data vacuum cleaners
Smart fellow telling me this: Many players like Google are making hardware (badly) if only because it lets them be around to listen and get data. The eternal return: These same guys made hardware badly to deliver their cloud-based services
Jobs, and whether startups or large companies create more of them.
People often say it, but the numbers don’t support it. Most jobs are in large companies, and most job growth is in large companies. (Startups create something different…that eventually leads to jobs perhaps…?) Startups are 3% of firms and create
Jobs, and whether startups or large companies create more of them.
People often say it, but the numbers don’t support it. Most jobs are in large companies, and most job growth is in large companies. (Startups create something different…that eventually leads to jobs perhaps…?) Startups are 3% of firms and create
Hiring ideas, and *not* hiring the top 1%
The legendary head of the Prussian Army’s General Staff, Moltke, had a pretty rigorous process for identifying his top staff — the elite recruits that would be trained for top officer positions around the military.They built an insanely strong army that
Hiring ideas, and *not* hiring the top 1%
The legendary head of the Prussian Army’s General Staff, Moltke, had a pretty rigorous process for identifying his top staff — the elite recruits that would be trained for top officer positions around the military.They built an insanely strong army that
The next big sound: speakers and headphones
After spending a few days in SF here is my aha for the non-digerati: Amazon Echo is a big new thing. Everyone will copy it shortly (Google already, Apple is inevitable, Matt/Cisco and enterprise tech surely soon too). Unlike glasses,
The next big sound: speakers and headphones
After spending a few days in SF here is my aha for the non-digerati: Amazon Echo is a big new thing. Everyone will copy it shortly (Google already, Apple is inevitable, Matt/Cisco and enterprise tech surely soon too). Unlike glasses,
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