Category Archives: (e-)Business

Mornin’ Cup: Governance Conflict

Recently I received an email broadcast from an networking contact promoting an executive position for a software company here in Atlanta. The position was for a VP of Services, and by all accounts, it seems like an interesting role. However, once I realized who this person would report to, I immediately deleted the email.

Mornin’ Cup: The $50,000 Pixel

What is the single most expensive thing you’ve ever bought? A house? A car? A dream vacation? What about in the business world? What is the most expensive thing you or your company has ever purchased? A building? A fabrication system? A technology platform? An acquisition of a rival firm? All of those things are …

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Software, Services, and Revenue, Oh My!

As much as it pains me to say this, there are some software firms out there who openly shun professional services work. Oh, they may have a small “services group”, and offer a few basic services to their clients, but they don’t really embrace the concept of professional services. Ignoring services, or not providing a …

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A Tale of Two B2B Communities

What do Atlanta-based MFG.com and upstart RFQWork.com have in common? One is highly capitalized, the other is not. One has a robust transaction platform, the other does not. One is the proverbial Goliath, the other his potential David. Both have communities behind them, but as you’ll see in this article, a “community” can mean a …

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