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Mat Fogarty’s Xpree needs a mini Chris Hibbert.
Company: Xpree – prediction market software Job Title: Senior Software Engineer Description: Xpree is a leader [*] in providing software to enable corporations to tap their collective intelligence. Using prediction market based technology , Xpree’s solution is a fun game … Continue reading
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Tagged architect, Chris Hibbert, DOM, engineer, experienced Software Engineer, HTML, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Prediction Market Software, prediction markets, Python, Ruby, Senior Software Engineer, United States, Unix system, web servers, Web services, XML, Xpree, XSLT, years software
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And the award for the most technology advanced software vendor goes to… the envelope, please…. QMARKETS in Israel. … [Cheers and applauses in the crowd.]
Via Bo “Grandizer” Cowgill, QMarkets: Reliable Enterprise-Grade Software Qmarkets was written from day one as a site for massive use by a large number of users & organizations. As such, Qmarkets is fully scalable in design (relying on Drupal’s core … Continue reading
Posted in Exchanges & Markets, Information Technology, Software
Tagged A-Plus, AJAX, Ajax Library, Apache, content management system, discussed technologies, Drupal, enterprise-grade site, Israel, JavaScript, Javascript Library, JQuery Javascript Library, LAMP, Linux, Open Source Technologies, PC Magazine, PHP, prediction markets, qmarkets, Reliable Enterprise-Grade Software, secure hosting services, Software, source technologies, telco-grade web sites, web server
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WordPress founder Matt Mullenweg is my hero and so he should be yours.
Interview – MP4 file Pay attention about what he says on giving away things (free software) and how to monetize that. This 24-year-old CEO is a wise man. Your browser does not support JavaScript. This media can be viewed at … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Information Technology
Tagged CEO, founder, free software, JavaScript, Matt Mullenweg, WordPress, WordPress Founder
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FIRMWARE AND PREDICTION MARKETS: INKLING IS RIGHT.
THE INKLING GUYS ARE RIGHT about the future of corporate prediction markets: We’ve always felt this how [corporate prediction markets] may evolve: Instead of [..] a standalone marketplace, we expect to be fully integrated instead with an ERP system like … Continue reading
Posted in All Best Posts Ever, All Guest Authors's Posts, Analysis (Industry), Exchanges & Markets, Inventions & Innovations, Resources - References, Software
Tagged business intelligence, business intelligence software, companies selling prediction market software, compensation systems, corporate PM, corporate services, Edits mine, firewall, internal systems, JavaScript, mission critical systems, Oracle, project management, SalesForce
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Google Reader vs. Yahoo! Pipes
I have raved many times here about Google Reader, so today it’s fair that I give a link to Yahoo! Pipes. (Especially since I said many times that My Yahoo! is complete crap.) I have not tested it yet —and, … Continue reading
Commenting on Midas Oracle
As you know, some people commenting here told me they went into trouble, even when they were logged in. I found out why. The anti-spam plugin “WP Spam Free” does not exempt registered blog users from its anti-spam checking. It … Continue reading →