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January 28, 2010

Up the creek without an iPaddle

In response to Dave‘s Reading tea leaves in advance of Apple’s announcements, I added this comment: Steve loves to uncork constipated categories with the world’s slickest laxative. So I’m guessing this new box will expand Apple’s retail shelf space to include newspapers, journals and books as well as sound recordings, movies and TV shows. It… Continue reading

Art, Gear, News, Quote, Technology

“Dave Winer”, Amazon, Apple, Engadget, Garmin, Gizmodo, google, iPad, iphone, Joel Johnson, MG Sigler, Oreo cookie, silo, SKUs, Sony, Steve Jobs, TechCrunch, Trinitron
May 1, 2009

Silos End

Thanks to Keith McArthur for clueing me in on Cluetrainplus10, in which folks comment on each of Cluetrain’s 95 theses, on roughly the 10th anniversary of the day Cluetrain went up on the Web. (It was around this time in 1999.) The only thesis I clearly remember writing was the first, “Markets are conversations.” That… Continue reading

Business, Events, Fun, Future, Gear, Ideas, Journalism, Life, News, Past, problems, VRM

Cluetrain, Cluetrain@10, Joe Andrieu, silo, silo-ization
April 22, 2009

Getting real about fixing health care

I’m listening right now to On Point*, where the topic is Pushing E-Health Records. The only case against electronic health records (EHR, aka electronic medical recordsk, or EMR) is risk of compromised privacy. Exposure goes up. The friction involved in grabbing electronic medical records is lower than that involved in grabbing paper ones, especially with… Continue reading

Future, Health, infrastructure, problems, Science, VRM

Big Pharma, crypto, ehr, emr, google, hcrm, Health Care Relationship Management, Kevin Kelly, kieretsu, kk, microsoft, point of integraion, point of origination, projectvrm, silo, Technium, VRM

silo

Up the creek without an iPaddle

Silos End

Getting real about fixing health care