Article by Tony Fish. Member of Gerbsman Partners Board of Intellectual Capital In my book titled “Mobile Web 2.0″ (published in 2006) Ajit (co-author) and I identified that mobileweb2.0 holds that the mean and mechanism by which I was uniquely identified by and could be associated with, which was a number; no longer holds true. [...]
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I am a Tag….not an number
Posted in Mobile, Inetellectual Property, Board Of Intellectual Capital, Tony Fish, tagged boic, Gerbsman Partners on February 13, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
5 stories to read this weekend
Posted in Board Of Intellectual Capital, Economy, FaceBook, Intellectual capital, internet, IPO news, Market research, tagged 6Wunderkinder, apple, boic, facebook ipo, Gerbsman Partners, iPad on February 12, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Article from GigaOm. Don’t get mad at me for not finding seven stories for you to read this weekend. I have been busy with some other stuff and as a result I have not been able to spend as much time reading as I normally do. Regardless, here is an abbreviated recommendation list. Hope you [...]
Akamai’s Blaze buy and what is says about today’s web
Posted in FaceBook, Board Of Intellectual Capital, Gerbsman Partners, google, tagged boic, Gerbsman Partners, FaceBook, twitter, Akami, akamai, CDN, Blaze, Aptimize. on February 8, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Article from GigaOm. “Akamai said it purchased Canadian web site optimization company Blaze Wednesday, ahead of its financial results call. In acquiring Blaze, content-delivery network leader Akamai offers an excellent example of how the web is changing as we access it from more devices and as the nature of the web sites we visit changes. This [...]
Data torrent may spur biggest M&A frenzy since ’07
Posted in Board Of Intellectual Capital, tagged boic, Gerbsman Partners, google, apple, IBM, Hewlett Packard, GOldman Sachs, JPMorgan chase, Cisco Systems, Microsoft, SAP, bank of America, idc, Riverbed Technology, Autonomy Corp., Morgan Stanley Technology Index, Motorola Mobility Holdings, F5 Networks, Acme Packet, Wilson, Sonsini, Goodrich & Rosati on February 6, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Article from SFGate. “Three years from now, the data equivalent of every movie ever made will cross Internet networks every five minutes, according to Cisco Systems predictions. How to manage all that information is what will be driving technology mergers and acquisitions in 2012. In a bid to transform that torrent into profits, a cash-rich [...]
Oracle-HP: How things got this bad
Posted in Board Of Intellectual Capital, Intellectual capital, internet, Investments, Java, Market research, Strategy, Sun Microsystems, Technology, tagged Autonomy, boic, Exadata, Gerbsman Partners, hp, Oracle, Oracle OpenWorld, Sun SPARC on February 3, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Article from GigaOm. For many years, Oracle and HP co-existed quite happily. They collaborated on the first Exadata in 2008, for example. Former HP CEOs Carly Fiorina, then Mark Hurd, keynoted at Oracle OpenWorld. HP appeared to have supplanted Sun Microsystems as Oracle’s hardware BFF for a while. Everything was copacetic. Now the two companies are arch-rivals [...]
