No doubt there is a trend toward leveraging blogs in the enterprise. I have added a few links to THE GREAT AMERICAN STARTUP that illustrate this. In particular I like GM's Fast Lane Blog. It is a pure marketing function but it appears well done and is not overly gimmicky.
That said I am still looking for blogs in use at the enterprise that are more functional and less fluffy. Maybe that is all that blogs are good for, but what I am really looking for are blogs that have found their way into the value chain of the processes in the enterprise.
I'll keep looking...
This blog is about new technologies, product management and related stuff. I'll often discuss what’s up with emerging learning technology. In the end, this blog is a space to vet my thinking about what I'm interested in...
Monday, February 21, 2005
Monday, February 14, 2005
NOT STEPHEN J. HAWKING'S BRIEF HISTORY OF TAILWIND
- October 2001--We want to start our own software company
- August 2002--We incoporate as TailWind Solutions Inc.
- October 2002--TailWind releases version 1.0 of FieldSpace for the Enterprise
- January 2003--First Enterprise class customer, Pfizer Pharmaceuticals
- August 2003--Raise first Angel monies
- January 2004--TailWind secures Nokia investment
- February 2004--TailWind reaches 1 Million in convertible investment
- March 2004--Board of Directors created
- November 2004--TailWind engages with the Army
- December 2004--Pfizer renews subscription of TailWind's FieldSpace for 2 more years
- February 2005--TailWind launches THE GREAT AMERICAN STARTUP
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