Myspace—from Rise to Rest in Peace Year 2003. Chris De Wolfe and Tom Anderson co-founded Myspace, the American social networking site that became the biggest networking site in the world,
During his election campaign, President Trump had promised to focus on making MADE IN USA a success again. That jobs have been lost to offshoring is pretty well established. Once
Naysayers & Other People Jay Mathews is one of the most respected journalists in his field and some of his work for the Washington Post has been quite ground breaking.
Sharing dreams Creating, nurturing and growing a business is no easy task and entrepreneurs stake pretty much everything to back their ideas, not unlike how parents do for their children.
The oft repeated folly Closely working with the Digital marketing team, the one thing that I come across most often is the impatient customer. This is most common in startups,
Legislative rumblings Recent developments in Washington regarding H1B visas has thrown up some interesting questions. Should H1B visas be reduced to ensure that more Americans be hired in technology companies
An Ernst & Young report, wherein more than 1,700 company executives and IT managers were surveyed from across the world, found that 41 percent of companies outsourced their security monitoring.
Chinese entrepreneur Jack Ma’s iconic Alibaba.com group is amongst the world’s biggest global marketplaces today, and had raised about USD 25 billion on the New York Stock Exchange to become
Keep your enemy closer When questioned on what was perceived to be lack of ruthlessness while dealing with his political opponents, Abraham Lincoln had said, ““Do I not destroy my
When I talk to people in sales and customer relationship management, they often tell me how much PHP dominates the scene in terms of offshoring enquiries. Indeed, while offshoring development
Reshoring and how China became a victim of its own success In recent years, we have seen the phenomenon of “reshoring” gain traction. Companies like GE and Otis moved their
On 1st of December, 2006, the Hon. Supreme Court of the United States amended the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. The concept of E-Discovery was born and it led to