tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-43671476057611740142024-09-04T06:48:10.442-07:00Business Creation Blog for MashMeUpScotty.com, how to create a great business idea using a blog and sharing ideas with great minds and entrepreneurs.Per Dahlénhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/07809659625073655902noreply@blogger.comBlogger12125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4367147605761174014.post-28538726620628021152007-10-18T18:41:00.000-07:002007-10-18T18:48:17.125-07:00

Here an interesting article about the next generation e-mail and a review of 4 companikes involved in tryin g to make communications better.I think however that there is nothing wrong with g-mail, it works perfectly fine, what is a problem is the contacts upon which you need to hang your communication.http://venturebeat.com/2007/10/16/four-startups-ready-to-change-the-face-of-email/Per

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OK, I know it is late but I have to write this.Does all the CRM companies like Salesforce, ZoHo, and www.panthius.com relly think that the customer data is the competitive advantage?Well the answer is NO.As i have always said, the data in it self is not worth anything, it is what you do with it.I take as an example, just to make a point, iconnecte.com wants my data, OK fine, I have to plug it in

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The beauty of writing your business plan as a blog is that you do not have to care about any structure, just write and make it happen, the structure is provided by Google, no?So here is a great example of the benefits of MMUS: sureIamin.com, or what ever you want to call it. anyone wanting to get your data, magazines, event oragnizers, organizations, anyone should get MMUS sign me up API that

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Dear friends, some time ago I did add something, but I have been busy, and I see that you have not added anything yet, well soon there will be more players adding to the story.Here a great example of an application that should be part of MMUS network: www.styky.comOf course we need mobile access, that is the whole point. Today for example I was at a networking event and I was bringing my analog

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Getting more and more into the sharing, Web 2.0, call it what you want, but when you start using the features, you will notice that not even Google comes to deliver. Here is an example:Can not even add your own contacts to the distribution list of Notes. And you know, they really have made one of the best applications (I will never again use Bookmarks) however why not take it full out, connect

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What do you know, there is a Microsoft Address Book on every PC, just happened to find it when I downloaded the vCard from LinkedIN, since I do not have Outlook onboard I guess it defaulted to this nifty little application. Clearly someting to use since it is installed on all the 1 billion plus computers out there, compatabillity is king, someting I learned when selling CD components for

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After having read an article in Bootstrapper, I headed off to http://programmableweb.com/ to check out what they have and how it works. Seems that you need to have programming skills (something I lack) in order to make a mash-up. Is there no API standard? How difficult is it to program using a few APIs, Neil help us out here.I will try to build the ideal MashMeUpScotty mash-up using the available

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So it seems to be fully possible to synchronize all with Outlook, however that is just what we do not like, we love Internet based solutions, we hate stuff that you have to install. So what we need for the Contacts is the Outlook on-line where I can then send all my contacts from Google:Now saving this File should then automatically be up-loaded back to MashMeUpScotty.com where it will be merged

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Here is from the Mashery.com introduction:The tasks related to deploying, managing and scaling channels for a web service are not trivial. Using Mashery allows your company to build and control these channels without burdening your in-house staff with the headaches of controlling access, measuring usage and managing your developer community. Experience the benefits of an effectively managed open

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Earlier this month, LinkedIn changed its “groups” feature to make them easier to create and manage — a move that also follows a strong rise at Facebook of its similar group feature. An open API for developer, such as Facebook has, is still in the works; company spokesmen said back in June that it would take about nine months.I did get this from: http://venturebeat.com/2007/09/26/

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Per Dahlen Wed, Sep 26, 2007 at 2:40 AM To: business@linkedin.com Dear Linkedin,I did register a few months back and it took me some time to get intoyour solution but now I am hooked and you have me as a frequent user.I run into so many potential mashups and would like to know if youhave this feature for other websites.I just want to have to update my profile in one site (

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MashMeUpScotty is a Web 3.0 application that sits on top of all other social networks applications like LinkedIN, Xing, Iconnecte, etc and merges this with CRM tools like Salesforce.com and ZoHo and with emails like Google or Hotmail. Additionally it gives you the recommendations like StumbleOn or Del.ici.us. Get it?No, OK. I need a one-stop-shop for all my Internet content, I just want to update

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