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Tag Archives: Dell
Dell PCs versus Apple iPads — [CHART]
Posted in Information Technology
Tagged Apple, Apple iPads, computers, Dell, Dell PCs, iPads, PCs, personal computers, post-PC devices, post-PC world
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The iPod Touch is the future of online betting. — BetFair and InTrade are dinosaurs.
- “Not everybody’s computer fits in your pocket.†– [Laughter.]
Posted in Analysis (Industry), Information Technology, Internet Marketing - Internet Commerce, Inventions & Innovations
Tagged Apple, Apple iPhone, Apple iPod, Apple iPod Touch, BetFair, Betting, Dell, Gambling, Internet betting, Internet gambling, InTrade, iPhone, iPod, iPod Touch, online betting
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REBUTTAL: SalesForce, StarBucks and Dell demonstrate that enterprise prediction markets as intra-corporation communication tools (as opposed to forecasting tools) are overhyped by the prediction market software vendors and a little clique of uncritical courtisans.
- SalesForce My Starbucks Idea Dell’s IdeaStorm – No need of trading technology to get feedback and suggestions from employees. A simple voting mechanism is more than enough. – Previously: Enterprise prediction markets give voice to serious, technology-minded professionals who … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Cases, Internet Marketing - Internet Commerce
Tagged corporate prediction markets, Dell, enterprise prediction markets, feedback, IdeaStorm, internal prediction markets, intra-corporation communication tools, MyStarbucksIdea, prediction market software vendors, private prediction markets, SalesForce, Starbucks, suggestions
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Should Tom Bell’s next PC feature the RAID system?
Tom W. Bell’s new law blog: Intellectual Privilege Monday, November 19, 2007 HD Crash Ack! After a wonderfully productive week of writing, and before I’d backed up everything, my computer’s harddrive crashed. I’m now logging on from an old laptop. … Continue reading
Posted in Information Technology
Tagged David Perry, Dell, law blog, OCR, PC, RAID
technology, RAID, RAID system, Tom Bell, Tom W. Bell
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Blogger Robin Hanson finally listens to Jakob Nielsen. + Branding
It was time. I notice that blogger Robin Hanson puts his most important sentence in bold, now. GOOD. You’re making real progress, man. (For example, see his last blog post: Benefit of Doubt = Bias.) – I got criticized last … Continue reading
Posted in Internet Marketing - Internet Commerce
Tagged actress, Alex Forshaw, Chris Hibbert, Dell, eBay, Google, Internet citizens DO NOT READ, Internet usability practice, Jakob Nielsen, Jason Ruspini, Justin Wolfers, Nike, prediction markets, Robin Hanson, Tom Bell, Yahoo!, Zocalo
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