Category Archives: Clips

Clippings From Information Week’s The BrainYard, Enterprise Social Media Coverage

Posted on August 9, 2011 by david

Here is some of the work I’ve been doing for Information Week’s enterprise social media microsite, The BrainYard (see realtime updates). David F. Carr | Aug 08, 2011 How To Exploit The Power Of Crowds Crowd Factory CEO Sanjay Dholakia explains how … Continue reading →

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Forbes.com: Custom iPad App Is Just What the Doctor Ordered

Posted on April 3, 2011 by david

Latest blog post for Forbes.com: Custom iPad App Is Just What the Doctor Ordered For Salient Surgical Technologies, a custom iPad app is just what the doctor ordered — or, rather, just the trick to get the doctor to place an … Continue reading →

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Facebook iFrames: Good For Business, Bad For Security?

Posted on April 3, 2011 by david

This was the kick-off column for my new gig with informationweek.com as a writer and columnist on “enterprise social media” (how businesses are applying social media to reshape sales, marketing, and corporate collaboration) Facebook iFrames: Good For Business, Bad For … Continue reading →

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Forbes.com: Best Buy en Español Profits By Serving the Hispanic Market Better

Posted on February 18, 2011 by david

Hispanic customers who shop on the web are giving their time and money to Best Buy in appreciation of its effort to speak their language. Best Buy offers an almost complete duplicate of its main English language website in Spanish … Continue reading →

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My Debut as a Gleanster Analyst

Posted on December 25, 2010 by david

This report on Top Performers Adopt Cloud Computing for Business Intelligence is part of a series of research projects I’m doing with Gleanster. The forthcoming main report on BI will also include a formal market research survey conducted by Gleanster … Continue reading →

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Boardroom Journal: Talent at Risk

Posted on October 5, 2010 by david

An article for Boardroom Journal, a publication from the editors of InformationWeek, on hiring and retaining the right people and why it’s important, even in (or maybe especially in) this economy. Despite the InformationWeek connection, the focus was on talent … Continue reading →

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Fast Times At A Global Web Flower Shop (Forbes.com column on web performance and search optimization)

Posted on August 13, 2010 by david

Commentary Fast Times At A Global Web Flower Shop David F. Carr, 08.13.10, 06:00 AM EDT How daFlores speeds load times, boosts search engine optimization. Francisco Bustos, president of the international flower delivery company daFlores (www.daflores.com), does some of his best … Continue reading →

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Using WordPress for Enterprise Content Management

Posted on August 12, 2010 by david

My piece for IT Expert Voice on how big companies are using WordPress, particularly as it matures beyond being “just a blogging tool.” Using WordPress for Enterprise Content Management By David Carr – Jul 23, 2010 Enterprise technology managers looking … Continue reading →

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How Facebook Changes Marketing and Sales (Forbes.com column)

Posted on August 10, 2010 by david

Free Tool: Create a Lead Capture Form That Connects Facebook to Your Website Just out on Forbes.com: How Facebook Changes Marketing And Sales: Author of ”The Facebook Era” on the glories of hypertargeting customers. This is a Q & A … Continue reading →

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Forbes.com: Going Beyond the Fog of Private Clouds

Posted on August 4, 2010 by david

Commentary Going Beyond The Fog Of Private Clouds David F. Carr, 08.04.10, 02:00 PM EDT Making cloud computing within the firewall mean something. It’s become fashionable for every organization that runs a cluster ofVMware servers to talk about running a “private … Continue reading →

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