Any wonder why end users are confused?

by Paul on November 13th, 2007

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SaaS is a good thing for startups

SaaS companies have less profit making potential than [other companies], ops yes they do, but outside the US?

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business must raise their digital IQ now (ten things not to do) http://t.co/0Hw9WPuT via @petercoffee 2012/02/03

@SDGemmill ahem... http://t.co/DboIZ8vZ lucky they didn't shoot first 2012/02/03

RT @danfowlie: #xerocon attendees - looking to convert MYOB clients to Xero? Come find us in the tshirts. "Life's too short to use MYOB" 2012/02/02

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There’s a World Outside the US–Podio Delivers http://t.co/dVJ3NsQ9 via @benkepes >>> hell yeah 2012/02/02

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My name is Paul. I've spent the last 12 years working on the convergence of IT and T. In that time I've held roles in strategy, marketing, sales and new product development for the largest hosted service provider in New Zealand. As such I've been across a lot of the developments in convergence, utility computing and SaaS business models. I am lucky enough to be able to spend time cogitating on the new trends I see in ICT.

I've got a lot of expertise on how innovation and disruptive innovation occur. And because of where I work I am acutely aware of how incumbent companies try (and fail) to address disruption and innovation.

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