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blogs.forrester.com/nate_elliott
Nate Elliott's blog | Forrester Blogs
Nate Elliott'sBlog For InteractiveMarketing Professionals Forrester.com | Log in | Register Forrester Blogs » Marketing & Strategy » Interactive Marketing Professionals » Nate Elliott Why Apps Aren?t The Killer App For Mobile Marketing Posted by Nate Elliott on August 1, 2011 Blog post info and actions 3 comments 4 Recommendations Blog post body It was more than 10 years ago that I listened to my first sermon about the growing importance of mobile as a
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blogs.forrester.com/mike_gualtieri
Mike Gualtieri's blog | Forrester Blogs
Mike Gualtieri'sBlog For Application Development& Delivery Professionals Forrester.com | Log in | Register Forrester Blogs » Information Technology » Application Development & Delivery Professionals » Mike Gualtieri Plea For Sanity. Ban The *-As-A-Service Moniker Posted by Mike Gualtieri on August 31, 2011 Blog post info and actions 3 comments 2 Recommendations Blog post body Guilty! You will find SaaS, IaaS, and PaaS terms in my past research documents and blogs
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blogs.forrester.com/Thomas_Husson
Thomas Husson's blog | Forrester Blogs
Thomas Husson'sBlog For Consumer ProductStrategy Professionals Forrester.com | Log in | Register Forrester Blogs » Marketing & Strategy » Consumer Product Strategy Professionals » Thomas Husson Mobile Location Becomes Invisible Posted by Thomas Husson on August 3, 2011 Blog post info and actions 2 comments 0 Recommendations Blog post body Maps and navigation are not yet mainstream, but they are more useful as product features anyway. This means that location is no
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blogs.forrester.com/colony
CEO | Forrester Blogs
George Colony'sBlog: The CounterintuitiveCEO Forrester.com | Log in | Register Forrester Blogs » The Counterintuitive CEO AT&T, T-Mobile, And American Cars Posted by George Colony on August', 2011 Blog post info and actions 10 comments 13 Recommendations Blog post body As a CEO, you want low prices and innovative products from your suppliers. You will get neither in the network business if AT&T buys T-Mobile. That deal will trigger the inevitable merger of Verizon and Sprint
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addeansblog.blogspot.com
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addean'sblog - computer and technology