Paul Gillin
OCTOBER 21, 2010
When I look back at my own output over the last four years – four books, 190 articles, nearly 1,000 blog entries, 300 podcasts, more than 50 webcasts and a busy speaking/training schedule – I marvel at the role that cheap and free technology has played in making me more productive. Thanks to new tools, much of that is now automated.
Paul Gillin
JULY 8, 2010
This is a nice, concise document that covers all the bases I can think of. Employee names and e-mail addresses have been withheld and I’ve removed links to several documents that are available only behind Oracle’s firewall. A version from six months ago can be found here. Twitter, social networking sites).
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Paul Gillin
NOVEMBER 24, 2010
Your personal blogs that contain postings about Oracle’s business, products, employees, customers, partners, or competitors. Your postings about Oracle’s business, products, employees, customers, partners, or competitors on external blogs, wikis, discussion forums, micro-blogs (e.g., Twitter, social networking sites). sato @ oracle.
Paul Gillin
JULY 9, 2012
Companies that dominate technology industries tend to become so addicted to the products that made them successful that they fail to respond to changes in the market and are done in either by low-cost competitors or a platform shift. Today, the idea that anyone would get excited about any kind of Microsoft product launch seems unfathomable.
Paul Gillin
APRIL 24, 2012
Product and service innovation. When all those customer touches are documented, “the reports and graphs are generated in the background.” A key value of social networks to our daily lives is that they make it easier to find people who can help us get answers and save time, so why not apply those same goals to sales?
Paul Gillin
JANUARY 24, 2013
Customers are taking their complaints about companies and products to the Internet in record numbers, and a new book tells what is driving this trend and how businesses can avoid being victims of customer attacks. Capacity to Destroy. How to create a culture that puts customers first.
Paul Gillin
JUNE 29, 2011
Other new stuff that they’re doing (and this comes directly from the press release): The industry’s first online design hub – the element14 knode – designed to help engineers accelerate design and development and bring products to market faster than ever before.
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