Archive for May, 2005

Don’t pay $40-100K for an MBA when you can read these books instead

Posted by Troy

May 25, 2005

Here is a great “best books” list by Josh Kaufman. He seems to have struck a nerve here! (Thanks to John Zagula and Rich Tong at Marketing Playbook for pointing this out.)

Mark Morford once again asks the obvious questions: Since 19 of the 9/11 hijackers were Saudis, the majority of suicide bombers attacking the U.S. in Iraq are Saudis and there were no WMD in Iraq anyway why is Saudi Arabia a U.S. ally?

Posted by Troy

May 20, 2005

Go here for Mark’s latest pearls of wisdom.

What do 320,000 blogging IBMers have to do with the death of Lotus Notes? Everything.

Posted by Troy

May 16, 2005

Congratulations to IBM which is on the verge of launching the world’s largest corporate blogging initiative. NOW try and find that article you wrote on “corporate blogs” in Google! (Thanks to Robin M. for passing this link on to me.)
What I find most interesting is the very brief reference to the fact that IBM [...]

Boris and Troy numb the minds of an MBA class with corporate blogs, wikis, RSS, and the future of social software

Posted by Troy

May 9, 2005

Boris Mann posted a great summary of a fine evening that he and I spent chatting with an MBA class team who call themselves “Team Flow.”
Lots of interesting discussion, and great questions from a very keen group of people. Thanks Lorraine and team for the wine and food!
I would have posted this sooner, [...]

Archive for May, 2005

Don’t pay $40-100K for an MBA when you can read these books instead

Mark Morford once again asks the obvious questions: Since 19 of the 9/11 hijackers were Saudis, the majority of suicide bombers attacking the U.S. in Iraq are Saudis and there were no WMD in Iraq anyway why is Saudi Arabia a U.S. ally?

What do 320,000 blogging IBMers have to do with the death of Lotus Notes? Everything.

Boris and Troy numb the minds of an MBA class with corporate blogs, wikis, RSS, and the future of social software

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