“It’s not enough that we win; all others must lose.” – Larry Ellison Heard this one yesterday. I’m all in for competition, but business isn’t about war (at some point I used to think like Genghis Khan too). It isn’t about beating competitors just for the heck of it. I find this focus on competing [...]
When a system is ripe for innovation, simplify
Posted on May 1, 2012 // 1 Comment
Yes, that’s my browser. It had 100 tabs open at that point in time last night. Those 100+ tabs were accumulated over a week of browsing and not reading what was previously open. Not very productive, and a clear sign of procrastination on my part. The accumulation of un-read tabs is a clear sign, to [...]
Google Chrome’s innovation: Focus on what matters and make it relevant
Posted on December 5, 2011 // 2 Comments
While the statistics are debated, apparently Google’s Chrome browser has overtaken Firefox for the number two spot in two short years and now sits behind Internet Explorer. Why has this happened? Two years ago Firefox was cruising. Their value proposition was that of reliability and security. They created a browser that never crashed and protected [...]
