31 Aug 2011
OK, so I’ve just spent my first week at New Work City, a co-working space in Tribeca. One word. Awesome! It’s great to have a good work environment and be surrounded by so many Macs. Seriously, I have only met a few people so far. The lion’s share use Macs. (Did you catch that pun? I’m […]
25 Aug 2011
Is defining your market. I love Apple. Clearly they define their market very differently than Blackberry. This definition drives their strategy. In fact, it drives both companies strategies. And, like Rush used to sing — Not making a decision is still a decision. (or something like that) Let me ask a question, and keep this as […]
18 Aug 2011
They’re like high-school students having sex. It’s over before they even know what’s happening. Seriously though, HP’s killing the TouchPad demonstrates an inability to think and act strategically over a long period of time. In fact, I think it is even deeper than a choice to demand short term results because investors/markets demand them. It […]
16 Aug 2011
…There are things we can do on our macs, that we can no longer do on our PCs? It used to be that the things we do to get our jobs done, could be pretty much equally done on PC or Mac (other than designers). Might be easier on a Mac, or cheaper on a PC. […]
25 Jul 2011
Contact management. I know, boring. Continue reading… Google has an opportunity to make something boring, but necessary, interesting and a competitive differentiator by taking advantage of it’s existing properties, differentiating from Facebook and others, and bringing a new twist to social media that might even demand Apple do more in that space. Here’s the thing. Contact information changes […]
