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telecom networking and services companies, has become Chairman, President and CEO of CeCors. His experience and contacts within the industry will provide exceptional leadership into the future. Excuse me while I laugh here. Seriously, I think Ben Kepes should look into this and analyse it further because he's the SaaS guy.

short sighted implementations. Too much money being thrown into companies with no vision, or trying to solve a problem that doesn't exist - or doing it in the wrong way. I am posting this because I think it's relevant to a topic Ben posted today on "web 2.0 and monetisation". Want more "fail"? Their new web-site, linked from the press release doesn't even exist yet:

telecom networking and services companies, has become Chairman, President and CEO of CeCors. His experience and contacts within the industry will provide exceptional leadership into the future. Excuse me while I laugh here. Seriously, I think Ben Kepes should look into this and analyse it further because he's the SaaS guy.

short sighted implementations. Too much money being thrown into companies with no vision, or trying to solve a problem that doesn't exist - or doing it in the wrong way. I am posting this because I think it's relevant to a topic Ben posted today on "web 2.0 and monetisation". Want more "fail"? Their new web-site, linked from the press release doesn't even exist yet:

President and CEO of CeCors. His experience and contacts within the industry will provide exceptional leadership into the future. Excuse me while I laugh here. Seriously, I think Ben Kepes should look into this and analyse it further because he's the SaaS guy.

shine on top of existing technology. Remember back when every company threw some ajax on their site and said “Ta da! We’re a web 2.0 company now!”? Same story, new buzz word.” Equally unhelpful, but I do tend to agree with his sentiment. Ben Kepes offers a succinct: “I view cloud computing as a broad array of web-based services aimed at allowing users to obtain a wide range of functional capabilities on a ‘pay-as-you-go’ basis that previously required tremendous hardware/software

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