Researching Google’s Moves in OpenID
I wrote a post this evening about Google’s forthcoming announcement that all Google Apps for Your Domain customers would be enabled with OpenID provider functionality within the next few weeks. It was...
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Corporate Social Strategist List Now Doubled in Size
Back in January I did some fun hacking together of a Twitter list and some stats about corporate social strategists on Twitter, based on a great list of people in charge of social technology strategy...
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Power pools at the points of intersection
Power pools at the points of intersection. That’s a clear theme in several of the most moving things I’ve read in the past few days. Here are four items I recommend highly. Were we to do a...
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5 ways to find people, the ultimate source of insight
Let’s say you’re working on something that would benefit from the perspective of a really knowledgeable person in addition to yourself. In fact, you probably are. I think people, especially smart...
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Finding new value in old notes
One of the journals I keep is a Daily Q&A journal, which asks the same question each calendar day every year for five years. It’s a great exercise in seeing what’s changed in your life and what’s...
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15 Notes: How Data is Revolutionizing the NFL
I attended SXSW 2019 with my employer Sprinklr, and one of the sessions I got a lot out of was titled How Data is Revolutionizing the NFL. I took notes on paper and now that I’m back in the office,...
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10 Useful Things I Learned in 5 Years at Sprinklr
Techmeme, November, 2016 I’m excited to say that after 5+ years working at Sprinklr, the market leader for customer experience management and social media marketing for the world’s biggest...
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