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Analysis: Michael Dell acquiring the rest 84% stake in Dell for $2.15B in cash, before becoming the next IBM, and even getting the cash back after the transaction

Posted on February 8, 2013 by Nacsa Sándor

OR Michael Dell’s new cash skimming strategy by privatization and targeting the high-growth and fast SME/SMB (small to medium-sized) businesses with solutions worldwide which will help the adoption of Dell solutions by larger enterprises later on as well. OR how … Continue reading →

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BYOD trends vs. Mobile enterprise platform trends

Posted on January 21, 2013 by Nacsa Sándor

With the literal explosion of mobile computing devices there is a huge challenge both on the enterprise computing vendor and customer sides. The easiest way of looking at those challenges is analyzing the so called BYOD (Bring your own device) … Continue reading →

Posted in Cloud client SW platforms, Cloud Computing strategy, Cloud SW engineering, Enterprise computing, Pre-Commerce | Tagged 'Bring Your Own Danger, Aaron Levie, ARM, BitLocker, Box OneCloud, Box Platform, Box Platform v2 API, Box v2 API, Box.com, Box.net, Bring your own device, Bring Your Own Disaster, Bring your own technology, BYOD, BYOD policy, BYOT, cloud-based enterprise computing, Consumerization of IT, consumerization of smartphones, consumerization of tablets, control BYOD, Dell SonicWALL, DirectAccess, disaster recovery, domain, enterprise cloud storage, enterprise computing environment, enterprise desktop, enterprise IT, enterprise notebook, enterprise security, enterprise-focused startups, Fortune 500, IT and technology strategy, MAM, Microsoft, Middle East, Mobile Application Management, mobile enterprise platform, security, SSL VPN gateway, trends, unsecured data, web browser based enterprise thin client, Windows RT, Windows RT Enterprise edition | Leave a comment

Social media based global product management

Posted on September 13, 2011 by Nacsa Sándor

With the recent realization of the idea of pre-commerce as an ultimate expansion of the e-commerce concept, as well as with the widespread recognition of the consumerisation of the IT we actually came to a widely different concept of product … Continue reading →

Posted in Pre-Commerce | Tagged Andy Sernovitz, Ant's Eye View, big business, Blog Council, Bob Garfield, Bob Pearson, Computers and Internet, Dell, Dell Hell, Direct2Dell, GasPedal, global vendors, IdeaStorm, Jeff Jarvis, listenomics, Michael Dell, Pre-Commerce, product management, ROI, Sean McDonald, SMBC, Social Engagement Journey, social media, Social Media Business Council, Social Media Listening Command Center, WOMMA, word of mouth marketing, Word of Mouth Marketing Association | Leave a comment

Pre-Commerce and the Consumerization of IT

Posted on September 10, 2011 by Nacsa Sándor

Follow up (very much suggested reading): – Social media based global product management [Sept 13, 2011] IDC 2011 Video: Closing the Consumerization Gap[July 12, 2011] In this recording, Frank Gens, Senior Vice President and Chief Analyst of IDC, discusses the results … Continue reading →

Posted in Pre-Commerce | Tagged 4A, 4L, 4P, Blog Council, Bob Pearson, Computers and Internet, Consumerization of IT, Dell, IdeaStorm, Karen Quintos, Michael Dell, Paulo Simas, Pre-Commerce, social media, Social Media Listening Command Center, The Engagement Span, WCG, WeissComm, WeissComm Group | 3 Comments

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