Hi David,
Is custom application development always better? Answer these four questions and you will know: http://mlabs.boston-technology.com/blog/is-custom-application-development-always-better
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I'm lucky - the last guy got a pot full of BlackBerrys.
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"Paddy, therin lies the nugget..."
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It's the pot of silicon at the end of the rainbow!
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Some of these apps look very interesting, but when people start posting their pulses on Facebook, I think we've gone too far.
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It's tough to justify the ultra-huge valuations when you are talking about filling out a portfolio. But as the article points out, heading into a new space makes larger payouts possible. The question is: what companies...
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We were bought out by Apple...say hello to the new iPot of Gold.
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Yep. We ship'em to China and they extract the gold and other precious metals.
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I think the big takeaway is that in the future it won't be technology OR criminal justice, or psychology, or biology. For many, it'll be IT AND [insert other interest]. As tech becomes embedded in the business, there will...
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I'm losing my magic Seamus, I wished for Gold phones and all I got were these unsold iPhone 5c models.
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Stupid Window's phones....You can't GIVE 'em away!"
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That's a great point, but unfortunately oftentimes it's just too lucrative. A lot of these giant businessees with huge patent collections can make a large portion of their yearly income just suing people over similar-ish...
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"I dunno either... I guess Jobs was put in charge of the pots..."
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Rainbows always lead to a pot of gold. Gold, however, comes in many flavors and colors.
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"I don't have a relationship with your logo, your building, or your tagline." This rings true to me, David. Some brand Twitter accounts that I follow do a good job of sounding human -- not like a marketing bot. No one wants...
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"A pot of used iPhones? It looks like that leprechaun rascal beat us to the end of this rainbow."
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As long as they "are" smart CIOs. She had a long history with Target, back to 1984 if I recall her bio correctly, a degree in retail sales and MBA which means she knew the retail industry from Target's point...
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"Ya know, I was really hoping for something more substantial than a pot of Palm devices at the end of the rainbow."
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" I thought they called them iPaddy's so I bought me the whole lot of 'em"
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Me thinks I've been iRobbed, or someone confused St Patty's day with April Fools day.
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