1. Anthony Nemelka

   Posted February 5, 2009 at 11:01 am | Permalink

   Optimizing “People, Process, and Technology” will continue to be the mantra for building and running successful businesses long after we’re all dead. Focusing primarily on “People and Technology” is just as short-sighted as focusing primarily on “Process and Technology”. It’s kind of like putting out a fire with a flood.

   
   
2. Seamus Walsh

   Posted February 28, 2009 at 2:05 am | Permalink

   Hey there, greeting from the Green Mountain state! I found this post because of a Google™ alert that our trademark was used.

   I like your blog approach, a picture is worth a thousand words..

   I checked out other posts, I was on the inside at Garnter for many years, when renewal is up, someone will rear their head. There are some tactics you can use, but if they are lackluster in coverage, is it worth it?

   Good luck

   
   

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