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Pondering Google 2.0: How will it get to $100 billion in revenue?

Google is projected by Wall Street to have annual revenue of $15.7 billion in 2008 and $19 billion in 2009. But the ambitions are higher--more like $100 billion in annual revenue. The big question: How will Google get there? That question is being addressed in a report by Stephen...

Tags: Revenue, Google Inc., Idea, Math, Mathematics, Microsoft Corp., Cisco Systems Inc., eBay Inc., Stephen Arnold, Bigtable, Operational Accounting, Finance, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2007-09-26

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Microsoft search boss: 'Silk Road' will lead to greater market share

Microsoft search boss: 'Silk Road' will lead to greater market shareNo ...because their minds are set on market share first.^0^Relevance, relevance, relevance...Give me relevance - that what I want to find, I do find.Silk Road...How Originalhttp://www.joymax.com/silkroad/Try to come up with something someone else hasn't used for a name.Slippery Slope fits...

Tags: Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), Microsoft Windows, Operating systems, Slippery Slope, Aero, Microsoft Corp., Silk Road, Aero graphic, Microsoft Windows Vista, graphics

Discussion threads 2008-11-13

Comscore: The Google fallout

Comscore: The Google falloutYes, MS does wich they could shut-up all of the analyzers talking about thedirty tricks, and problems with Vista, MS Office, etc. Ain't a gonna happen. Do we feel sorry for Billy and Stevie having their feet held to the fire?????Microsoft paid Comscore to lower forecastsfor paid...

Tags: Financial accounting, ComScore Networks Inc., Google Inc., fallout

Discussion threads 2008-04-18

Google: $900 price targets and the 'most basic element of Internet life'

The flowery prose about Google is flying. Wall Streeters can barely contain themselves with the accolades.First up, Credit Suisse analyst Heath Terry. He raised its price target on Google to $900. Why he stopped there I have no idea. Memo to Heath: $1,000 is a much rounder number and one...

Tags: Google Inc., Advertisement, Piper Jaffray Gene Munster, Munster, Internet, TVs, Personal Technology, Home Entertainment, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2007-11-20

Today's Debate: Will you use electronic records if they talk?

Dragon, now part of Dictaphone, a unit of Nuance Communications, sent out a press release today which asks an intriguing question: Would you use electronic medical records if they talked to you? That's what Dragon and Nuance are now offering. The company admits that only 20% of physicians...

Tags: Electronic Record, Voice, E-health, Telecommunications, Healthcare, Dana Blankenhorn

Blog posts 2007-09-20

Google Gears: NOT a Microsoft killer

Google Office vs. Microsoft? Maybe I indicated today, underscoring that Google finally, apparently, has the guts to let Google Apps compete in the big boys market, a for pay one.Does that mean then that Microsoft is en route to being "flattened" by Google.Moreover, does Gears magically stamp Google as developers' best friend...

Tags: Microsoft, Google Software Applications, Google Apps, Google

Blog posts 2007-06-01

Enterprise search: Why it's a crisis and why Googzilla will strike

Enterprise search is a mess and technology managers--as well as the vendors selling them stuff--are to blame. In the end, Google will take over the enterprise. Those were just some of the takeaways from Stephen Arnold, managing director at ArnoldIT.com. Arnold spoke at the Enterprise Search Summit in New York....

Tags: General, Google, IT Management, Search, Semantic Web, Software Infrastructure

Blog posts 2007-05-16

Google woos federal agencies

Google is looking for federal business with a two-day sales meeting for 200 federal contractors, engineers and uniformed military members to learn more about its technology offerings, reports the Washington Post. Google has ramped up its sales force in the Washington area in the past year to adapt...

Tags: Contracting, Google, Government technology

Blog posts 2007-03-01

GoogleNet and the Internet Age

Elinor Mills of news.com writes about Stephen Arnold's "The Google Legacy: How Google's Internet Search is Transforming Application Software," (available for $180 from the author), which posits that Google is building a highly scalable platform for virtual applications and services (VoIP, Wi-fi, content distribution, etc.) on any kind of...

Tags: Google Inc.

Blog posts 2005-09-21

California's new Technology Resources department skimps on website

As part of Gov. Arnold Schwartzenegger's streamlining of government, California has a new Department of Technology Resources DTS, which consolidates three major data centers under one bureaucracy. The move, which was official on July 11, consolidates the Stephen P. Teale datacenter, the Health and Human Services datacenter, and the Department...

Tags: DTS

Blog posts 2005-07-27