Watch a short video of Chris Williams at a recent AlwaysOn conference describing why social technology designed for consumers just doesn’t cut it in manufacturing enterprises. Here’s the link: http://www.aonetwork.com/AOStory/CEO-Showcase-Vuuch
Continue Reading →Lately, the buzz surrounding social technology and product development has reached a fever pitch. Three recent posts with different, but intersecting, points of view have me thinking that unless we break out of the same old ways of thinking, nobody — save the incumbents selling [...]
Continue Reading →Ever since the consumer embrace of social networking applications there has been a land grab to take social into the enterprise. But guess what the consumer model CAN NOT work in the enterprise!
In the consumer landscape there are entire age groups that ignore email. This is not to say they do not message… they are just stuck on [...]
Continue Reading →Consumers go social and the enterprise will follow…
Ever since our consumer love affair with social networking applications there has been a gold rush or land-grab going on in the enterprise. But mapping the consumer model into the enterprise will not work. To me this is common sense but if you evaluate what has been done by 99% of [...]
Continue Reading →We have just released some new features. The new features give you the ability to send a link to people for a Vuuch page and provide these people an ability to subscribe (join the community of people who care about the deliverable the page represents). For example here is a link for the Vuuch page for [...]
Continue Reading →Ken Wong wrote a first review of Vuuch for Inventor. I really enjoyed his explanation of Vuuch as well the video that he put together. He pointed out the solution that is “Facebook for Files” doesn’t have a Facebook fan page, so I guess I know what is on my agenda for today.
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Continue Reading →Jim Brown, no not that one, the other one, and I had a good volley over on his blog http://tech-clarity.com/clarityonplm/2010/sap-credit-plm/. The question at hand is what will happen to PLM and will ERP ultimately win the battle. When I first read his post I was thinking he agreed with this, but later he tells [...]
Continue Reading →WebInno 25 is here. Tonight 10s of hundreds of Boston’s WEB Innovators will gather at http://www.webinnovatorsgroup.com/2010/02/17/webinno25-demo-companies/. At last count on http://webinno25.eventbrite.com/ there were more than a 1000. Pretty amazing for a lets get together and see what innovation happens to be going on. Ya and it is free, but bring some loot [...]
Continue Reading →I have been thinking a lot about Facebook and other social tools lately. Mostly due to the fact that we used Facebook as a framework or analogy for the new release of Vuuch. As you all know we decided to make Vuuch public even before we had a working product. The idea behind this is [...]
Continue Reading →Design Engineering just wrote a nice article on Vuuch. It seems a little odd to be blogging about something you cannot get online but this is what I am doing. The article is only in the print versions of the Nov/Dec magazine. The article talks about Vuuch being used in design which is a great use case, [...]
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