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How engaged are SaaS users? (the Microsoft variety)

In a story written by Angus Loten, titled “Microsoft’s Focus on Big Customers Propels Cloud Sales”, published on July 23, 2019 by the Wall Street Journal, the writer concludes Microsoft’s pace of signing up tenants for its productivity cloud —… Read more ›

August 5, 2019

Ira Michael Blonder

Enterprise Business, Investors

enterprise computing, IaaS, office 365, PaaS, saas, software adoption

Perhaps accurate metrics on the extent of cloud adoption are not important

A lot has been made over the last few weeks about a skew between Microsoft’s announcements about sales of cloud SaaS and PaaS subscriptions to enterprise business and the extent to which these subscriptions are actually used. For any readers… Read more ›

March 5, 2015

Ira Michael Blonder

Cloud

azure, cloud, google, google apps, microsoft, office 365, PaaS, saas

Enterprise tech ISVs should recommend hybrid computing platform scenarios to their customers

Enterprise technology consumers have made their reluctance clear. In most cases they will not agree to incur the expense and effort required to migrate on-premises computing platforms, like Microsoft SharePoint, to public cloud tenancy. So the ISVs owning the IP… Read more ›

February 20, 2015

Ira Michael Blonder

Enterprise Computing

asif rehmani, enterprise computing, hybrid cloud, hybrid computing, hybrid scenarios, microsoft, office 365, PaaS, sharepoint, sharepoint online, visualsp

Microsoft lowers the volume on its Mobile First Cloud First clarion call at least for SharePoint

In the aftermath of SPTechCon Austin, and a number of announcements from Microsoft, not the least of which being the planned debut of SharePoint 2016, later this year, it is safe to say the volume on “mobile first, cloud first”… Read more ›

February 17, 2015

Ira Michael Blonder

mature tech business

cloud, enterprise computing, hybrid computing, microsoft, office 365, platform as a service, sharepoint, sharepoint online

Competitors exhibit a strong desire for some of the recent success of Microsoft’s Office 365

On Wednesday, January 28, 2015, Amazon announced the launch of a new product: Amazon WorkMail. This new offer is targeted to enterprise businesses in need of email and calendar management offered on a subscription basis via a cloud service. The… Read more ›

January 28, 2015

Ira Michael Blonder

Commodities

amazon workmail, cloud, commodities, competition to be the best, joan magretta, michael porter, office 365, productivity suites, saas

An unfortunate success story for anyone keen on Office 365

On December 30, 2014, the Business Insider website published an article written by Julie Bort, titled Why An Ex-Microsoft Exec Chose Google Apps Over Microsoft’s Office 365 For His Startup. Bort’s article follows the form of a success story, much… Read more ›

December 31, 2014

Ira Michael Blonder

Public Relations

business insider, google apps, julie bort, microsoft, office 365

In 2014, is “responsive and accomodating” the new recommended posture for Enterprise IT?

In the Keynote presentation for day one of Microsoft’s Office 365 Summit event in New York City, Michael Atalla, Microsoft’s “Office Guy”, described what he portrayed as a very new world of enterprise computing, where the pace at which innovation… Read more ›

October 10, 2014

Ira Michael Blonder

Cloud

byod, cloud, innovation, office 365, saas

Microsoft Continues to Service the Majority of Very Large Organizations with SharePoint and/or Office 365

If the group of attendees at this year’s SPTechCon, Boston, can be used as a reliable gauge of the positions of Microsoft SharePoint and Office 365 in the enterprise computing market, market interest in these solutions remains healthy and infectious.… Read more ›

September 25, 2014

Ira Michael Blonder

Enterprise Business

collaboration, ecm, edm, enterprise business, microsoft, office 365, sharepoint, sptechcon boston

IBM Debuts BI Applications Powered by Watson Running on an iPad

On September 6, 2014, the New York Times published an article written by Steve Lohr on, arguably, a new look for IBM’s Watson machine learning solution, which is, apparently, an ambidextrous tool. This time Watson was said to be powering… Read more ›

September 23, 2014

Ira Michael Blonder

mature tech business

ibm, ipad, machine learning, microsoft, office 365, power bi, steve lohr, watson

Microsoft Magnetizes a Large Turn Out for an Online Q&A About Delve, a New Feature of Office 365

On September 10, 2014, Microsoft’s Delve and Office 365 teams hosted an online question and answer session on Yammer. The session was very well attended by what appeared to be technical representatives from a cross section of corporate tenants of… Read more ›

September 15, 2014

Ira Michael Blonder

Cloud

cloud, delve, microsoft, office 365, saas, yamjam, yammer

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How engaged are SaaS users? (the Microsoft variety)

Perhaps accurate metrics on the extent of cloud adoption are not important

Enterprise tech ISVs should recommend hybrid computing platform scenarios to their customers

Microsoft lowers the volume on its Mobile First Cloud First clarion call at least for SharePoint

Competitors exhibit a strong desire for some of the recent success of Microsoft’s Office 365

An unfortunate success story for anyone keen on Office 365

In 2014, is “responsive and accomodating” the new recommended posture for Enterprise IT?

Microsoft Continues to Service the Majority of Very Large Organizations with SharePoint and/or Office 365

IBM Debuts BI Applications Powered by Watson Running on an iPad

Microsoft Magnetizes a Large Turn Out for an Online Q&A About Delve, a New Feature of Office 365