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Posted by: allan_leinwand in Questions Topic: InfrastructureBlog: Venture Watch
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As a venture capitalist looking at investments for the enterprise data center space, it is clear that there are multiple contestants in the fight to control this market over the next few years. The question facing CIOs today is - who do you trust to control your next enterprise data center?
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Posted by: Michael Jung Topic: ApplicationsBlog: Venture Watch
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For all of the buzz around the idea of web 2.0 and its potential impact on the enterprise, this move by Google, anticipated by many, will prove to be a watershed moment in the history of technology industry. As I contemplate what this means for the industry two questions come to mind:
Wed, Nov 29, 2006 23:57 EST
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Posted by: Michael Jung Blog: Venture Watch
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For those of you who work in information intensive industries like mine, I think that you'd probably agree that managing information within your enterprise can be a challenging task. How often do you spend time trying to find some nugget of information that existed somewhere in an email, file, wiki or intranet? And with the explosion in the sheer volume of information out there, the problem isn't getting any easier.
Tue, Nov 7, 2006 13:52 EST
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Posted by: Michael Jung Topic: InfrastructureBlog: Venture Watch
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Here's another post by Allan Leinwand, one of my partners here at Panorama Capital. In this post, Allan examines a SaaS model for departmental applications:
Thu, Sep 28, 2006 17:23 EDT
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Posted by: Michael Jung Blog: Venture Watch
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I'd like to re-introduce to you Allan Leinwand, one of my partners here at Panorama Capital. I posted a blog Allan wrote on an investment thesis that we call the Internet System back in July (you can find that post here). Recently, Allan's been exploring the world of web desktops and writes about the technology choices in the following post:
Thu, Aug 24, 2006 14:18 EDT
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Posted by: Michael Jung Blog: Venture Watch
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I am fascinated by what Amazon is up to here. First, they launch a hosted storage service, and now this.
Tue, Aug 1, 2006 19:53 EDT
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Posted by: Michael Jung Blog: Venture Watch
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One of the most interesting trends that I am seeing is what I lovingly refer to as business model 'mashups.' First it was Amazon. Now it is Home Depot. Check out this article from Businessweek.com
Home Depot's Online Ad Play. The home-improvement retailer is breaking new ground by selling streaming video advertising online to vendors.