Comments for Emergent Business Networks http://bernardlunn.wordpress.com Online networking changes how we do business Thu, 01 May 2008 09:22:34 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on done that by Noel’s & Esther’s Own World » Blog Archive » A must read 3-part series http://bernardlunn.wordpress.com/about/#comment-21 Noel’s & Esther’s Own World » Blog Archive » A must read 3-part series Thu, 01 May 2008 09:22:34 +0000 #comment-21 [...] in terms of the way you do things and your livelihood. The following three articles written by Bernard Lunn over at ReadWriteWeb will provide you with a very insightful look at the current state of the Web, [...] [...] in terms of the way you do things and your livelihood. The following three articles written by Bernard Lunn over at ReadWriteWeb will provide you with a very insightful look at the current state of the Web, [...]

]]> Comment on 11 things to know about Semantic Web by giodvp http://bernardlunn.wordpress.com/2008/02/19/11-things-to-know-about-semantic-web/#comment-20 giodvp Wed, 02 Apr 2008 10:29:08 +0000 http://bernardlunn.wordpress.com/2008/02/19/11-things-to-know-about-semantic-web/#comment-20 Dear Bernard, I am a student of business, i'm writing a thesis about semantic vertical search engines, the way they foster innovation, i'm pretty sure they do...but i need a case study or at least some data to show it. I read many articles about semantic and vertical search engines,also some yourse, which i found very nice, but no case study, no evidences that link this search engines with innovation. Where can i search them? What can i do? (or maybe if these search engines are just tools that companies can use, i could find statistics that show the benefits - or products) I hope you have some good tips for me.. Kind Regards, Giovanni De Villa Dear Bernard,

I am a student of business, i’m writing a thesis about semantic vertical search engines, the way they foster innovation, i’m pretty sure they do…but i need a case study or at least some data to show it.
I read many articles about semantic and vertical search engines,also some yourse, which i found very nice, but no case study, no evidences that link this search engines with innovation.
Where can i search them? What can i do?
(or maybe if these search engines are just tools that companies can use, i could find statistics that show the benefits – or products)

I hope you have some good tips for me..

Kind Regards,

Giovanni De Villa

]]> Comment on What it feels like within an economy growing at 10% by bernardlunn http://bernardlunn.wordpress.com/2007/08/04/what-it-feels-like-within-an-economy-growing-at-10/#comment-12 bernardlunn Sun, 05 Aug 2007 18:14:40 +0000 http://bernardlunn.wordpress.com/2007/08/04/what-it-feels-like-within-an-economy-growing-at-10/#comment-12 Outsourcing companies that innovate and move up the value chain will do just fine. Those that rely on labor cost arbitrage will not. Rising wages is a good thing fpr India and the global economy. Outsourcing companies that innovate and move up the value chain will do just fine. Those that rely on labor cost arbitrage will not. Rising wages is a good thing fpr India and the global economy.

]]> Comment on What it feels like within an economy growing at 10% by arvind http://bernardlunn.wordpress.com/2007/08/04/what-it-feels-like-within-an-economy-growing-at-10/#comment-11 arvind Sat, 04 Aug 2007 16:42:55 +0000 http://bernardlunn.wordpress.com/2007/08/04/what-it-feels-like-within-an-economy-growing-at-10/#comment-11 yup it feels good as far as a inidan like me is concerned..But with doller ruppee rate decreasing i guess outsourcing may suffer a blow what do u think yup it feels good as far as a inidan like me is concerned..But with doller ruppee rate decreasing i guess outsourcing may suffer a blow
what do u think

]]> Comment on Social Networks and other clubs, guilds, cliques and associations by bernardlunn http://bernardlunn.wordpress.com/2007/07/07/social-networks-and-other-clubs-guilds-cliques-and-associations/#comment-8 bernardlunn Mon, 09 Jul 2007 17:44:13 +0000 http://bernardlunn.wordpress.com/2007/07/07/social-networks-and-other-clubs-guilds-cliques-and-associations/#comment-8 Bill, thanks, good to hear from you. It is interesting to see how people find this Blog even though I have not told anybody about it as yet. Mostly I am hearing that the source was Google Alerts. Yes you are right there is a big age difference. If I had teenage kids I would be freaking out probably, heaven know what my six year old will be looking at in 4 years time.... Lets chat offline as they say in Cyberspace :-) Bernard Bill, thanks, good to hear from you. It is interesting to see how people find this Blog even though I have not told anybody about it as yet. Mostly I am hearing that the source was Google Alerts. Yes you are right there is a big age difference. If I had teenage kids I would be freaking out probably, heaven know what my six year old will be looking at in 4 years time….
Lets chat offline as they say in Cyberspace :-)
Bernard

]]> Comment on Social Networks and other clubs, guilds, cliques and associations by bamstutz http://bernardlunn.wordpress.com/2007/07/07/social-networks-and-other-clubs-guilds-cliques-and-associations/#comment-7 bamstutz Mon, 09 Jul 2007 17:27:47 +0000 http://bernardlunn.wordpress.com/2007/07/07/social-networks-and-other-clubs-guilds-cliques-and-associations/#comment-7 Hey Bernard, nice post- I would add two things to your drivers of social networking evolution: age, and physical connection. Traditionally communities are created with physical, face-to-face interactions. I think today's young people are much more comfortable creating community without a physical connection so this may be changing (see New York Magazine article here: http://nymag.com/news/features/27341/). But the best long-term use of the social networking tools might be supplemental to an event or social gathering. Hey Bernard, nice post-

I would add two things to your drivers of social networking evolution: age, and physical connection. Traditionally communities are created with physical, face-to-face interactions. I think today’s young people are much more comfortable creating community without a physical connection so this may be changing (see New York Magazine article here: http://nymag.com/news/features/27341/). But the best long-term use of the social networking tools might be supplemental to an event or social gathering.

]]> Comment on Mahalo and other human-assisted search challengers to Google. by The one magic quadrant that every start up needs « B2B media 2.0 and globalization http://bernardlunn.wordpress.com/2007/06/25/maholo-and-other-human-assisted-search-challengers-to-google/#comment-6 The one magic quadrant that every start up needs « B2B media 2.0 and globalization Wed, 04 Jul 2007 14:25:31 +0000 http://bernardlunn.wordpress.com/2007/06/25/maholo-and-other-human-assisted-search-challengers-to-google/#comment-6 [...] About ← Mahalo and other human-assisted search challengers to Google. [...] [...] About ← Mahalo and other human-assisted search challengers to Google. [...]

]]> Comment on Will Blogs replace White Papers? by White Paper Pundit » Blog Archive » Why Bother to Compare Blogs and White Papers? http://bernardlunn.wordpress.com/2007/06/20/will-blogs-replace-white-papers/#comment-5 White Paper Pundit » Blog Archive » Why Bother to Compare Blogs and White Papers? Thu, 21 Jun 2007 20:41:48 +0000 http://bernardlunn.wordpress.com/2007/06/20/will-blogs-replace-white-papers/#comment-5 [...] like many sites these days, this one likes to compare white papers to blogs. In a post entitled, “Will Blogs Replace White Papers“, the blogger [...] [...] like many sites these days, this one likes to compare white papers to blogs. In a post entitled, “Will Blogs Replace White Papers“, the blogger [...]

]]> Comment on Low cost online audience development by schwinn140 http://bernardlunn.wordpress.com/2007/06/18/low-cost-online-audience-development/#comment-4 schwinn140 Tue, 19 Jun 2007 13:57:15 +0000 http://bernardlunn.wordpress.com/2007/06/18/low-cost-online-audience-development/#comment-4 Great post Bernard! Just stopping over to thank you for the mention and to offer a comment. I'd like offer my take on whether "publishers can do this directly within their own infrastructure?" Publishers can easily explore SEM and Organic SEO today via internal resources or simple outsourcing to a specialist. There are literally zero barriers to entry other than time, patience, and budget. The Affiliate Marketing model is something quite different on the other hand. It's not whether they can do it own with their current infrastructure...the technology is not the challenge. Adoption of the program is the challenge. Without an extremely diverse selection of content/offers, website publishers will be forced to look elsewhere. It's not often that you find sites promoting Pots from one affiliate program and pans from another. The site publisher will simply go to someone like Amazon or Ebay that offers those items and much more. Just my 2 cents... Thanks, David Fortino www.TradePub.com Great post Bernard!

Just stopping over to thank you for the mention and to offer a comment.

I’d like offer my take on whether “publishers can do this directly within their own infrastructure?”

Publishers can easily explore SEM and Organic SEO today via internal resources or simple outsourcing to a specialist. There are literally zero barriers to entry other than time, patience, and budget.

The Affiliate Marketing model is something quite different on the other hand. It’s not whether they can do it own with their current infrastructure…the technology is not the challenge. Adoption of the program is the challenge. Without an extremely diverse selection of content/offers, website publishers will be forced to look elsewhere. It’s not often that you find sites promoting Pots from one affiliate program and pans from another. The site publisher will simply go to someone like Amazon or Ebay that offers those items and much more.

Just my 2 cents…

Thanks,

David Fortino
http://www.TradePub.com

]]> Comment on Reflections of a WordPress newby on Enterprise 2.0 by tbull001 http://bernardlunn.wordpress.com/2007/05/24/reflections-of-a-wordpress-newby-on-enterprise-20/#comment-3 tbull001 Fri, 01 Jun 2007 11:46:17 +0000 http://bernardlunn.wordpress.com/2007/05/24/reflections-of-a-wordpress-newby-on-enterprise-20/#comment-3 Bernard, thanks for alerting me to your post with your comment on my blog. I've responded to this here, http://binaryplex.com/2007/06/01/39/ with some further thoughts, but just wanted to say here I really enjoyed your insight and wish you and your blog well. I'll look out for further posts with interest. Bernard, thanks for alerting me to your post with your comment on my blog. I’ve responded to this here, http://binaryplex.com/2007/06/01/39/ with some further thoughts, but just wanted to say here I really enjoyed your insight and wish you and your blog well. I’ll look out for further posts with interest.

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