@Jeromy Evans:
Unfortunately law firms are generally not early adopters.
Every industry has its own early adopters and laggards.
As long as the technology could help people make more money, I'm sure
there
are someone who are willing to try a new product out.
One just need some insider info to
I just run a quick search on twendly to see whether we could find
more people in those industries. Got some interesting results worth
sharing.
http://twendly.com/?q=melbourne+law+firms
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#2: The New Lawyer
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On 05/01/2010, at 4:45 PM, Alex Dong wrote:
so who needs to find connectors
Interesting that you cite autonomy as being a different type of play. They
actually have an Expert Locator in their product set, so I'd suggest they'll
be a major if not your biggest competitor.
As Twendly stands now, I don't see a great deal of value add as opposed to
just doing a simple key
Thanks for the feedback all, (and the kind words) much appreciated.
My instinct says you're right Hendro - that the Enterprise problem is
much more monetisable. Twendly is helping us solve a few issues
however that make it a worthwhile distraction:
1. Give us a live demo without Enterprise
Great conversation. Thought I might be able to provide some background
of what we're doing.
Let's forget about twitter for the moment. I'd prefer to leave it to
historians to make a judgement on whether twitter is providing value
or not. As Tim has mentioned, we're using twitter as a data source
On 05/01/2010, at 2:54 PM, Alex Dong wrote:
#4. Our current goal is to help people to find influencers and
connectors within a community. ( The Tipping Point, anyone? ) The
whole internet could be one community, this google group could be one,
a 300-employee company or a 150,000-people
#4. Our current goal is to help people to find influencers and
connectors within a community. ( The Tipping Point, anyone? ) The
whole internet could be one community, this google group could be one,
a 300-employee company or a 150,000-people corporation all can be
treated as a
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Subject: [SiliconBeach] Re: Long time SB member, new entrepreneur
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so who needs to find connectors and how badly do they need it?
Spot on, Dylan. This is exactly what we're hoping to learn from
silicon beach community.
Alex
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