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Gartner Symposium ITXPO 2013

Author : Parish Raut on Friday, 4 October 2013 | 05:32

Friday, 4 October 2013

The World's Most Important Gathering of CIOs and Senior IT Executives,Gartner Symposium/ITXPO delivers the strategies and tactics essential for advancing your enterprise and professional goals.

6th to 10th Oct Orlando Florida

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IAB Ad Operations Summit: Register Now

 
Ad Operations Professionals: Get the tools you need to thrive in this brave new, multiscreen world on Nov. 4, in New York City at the IAB Ad Operations Summit. As advertising across web, mobile, television, radio and out-of-home rapidly come together in single media buys, there is enormous pressure on operations professionals to execute and deliver on the goals of complex multiscreen campaigns. Development of new ad products, cross-platform monetization, managing the impact of automation, finding common metrics to evaluate success… Are you ready?

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Profit isn't everything when it comes to selling your company



You may have a tough time selling your business even if it is generating a healthy profit, writes Minda Zetlin. However, you can raise the odds of finding a buyer by assembling a strong team, possessing valuable intellectual property and building a wide customer base

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Mastering the art of B2B marketing

Marketing to other businesses instead of consumers requires a different, less emotional approach, marketing consultant Walter Dailey writes. That said, the first priority should be reassuring other businesses that you're a safe choice, and that requires building personal connections with buyers.

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What Carl Icahn's $20 billion tweet could mean for Twitter, traders

Author : Parish Raut on Thursday, 15 August 2013 | 11:39

Thursday, 15 August 2013


Billionaire investor Carl Icahn used Twitter on Tuesday to reveal that he has a large amount of Apple stock, and that he believes the company to be "extremely undervalued." The tweet, and a follow-up about discussing share buybacks with Apple CEO Tim Cook, sent Apple's price soaring, boosting the company's value by about $20 billion. "I don't know that market-moving information breaking on Twitter will become 'the norm,' but it has certainly become important," said Henry Blodget, CEO of Business Insider.

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Facebook product manager Peter Deng jumps to Instagram


Instagram has signed up Peter Deng, a Facebook product manager, to be its first director of product. Deng is capable, but his presence might make it harder for Instagram to retain its own independent culture and direction, Ellis Hamburger writes. "[W]hen you bring in someone used to doing things Facebook's way, there's a real chance you'll end up with something that looks like Facebook,"

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How to create a website your customers can trust


Small businesses should make sure each Web page serves a clear purpose, according to the Webreep Annual Online Consumer Behavior Report. Pages that are trying to do too much might end up falling flat, the report warns. "If your website isn't easy to use, your visitors will walk. The information on your website needs to be highly relevant and targeted to help your website visitors achieve their goals,"

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Microsoft expands white-space tests with South African foray

Author : Parish Raut on Friday, 2 August 2013 | 07:22

Friday, 2 August 2013


Microsoft has expanded its African tests of white-space broadband service to the Limpopo province of South Africa following the launch of trials in Kenya and Tanzania. Microsoft is trying to show South Africa that white-space technology can help meet the government's goal of an 80% broadband reach by 2020, according to a published account.

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Siemens names finance chief as new CEO


Siemens has announced that finance chief Joe Kaeser will take over as CEO from Peter Loescher, who was ousted amid concern over tumbling profit. Kaeser will be challenged to put the sprawling engineering group back on track but has the expertise for the task, analysts say. "Kaeser was the logical candidate to succeed Loescher. It made perfect sense to nominate him," says analyst Ingo-Martin Schachel of Commerzbank.

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Building a business without an initial outside investment

Author : Parish Raut on Friday, 12 July 2013 | 01:10

Friday, 12 July 2013

Startups can build profitable businesses even without interest from venture capitalists or angel investors, writes Sramana Mitra, founder of One Million by One Million. The trick is to focus on revenues early on. "The initial cash needs to come from revenues, not financing," Mitra writes. "But later, as the business finds its stride, generates profits, it can offer the opportunity and cash for pursuing a bigger idea."

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