#Vendors

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Miss_magnolia20

A lot of people I know got married and almost all complained of the same two things;1)The closer the date of the wedding approached, the higher the frequency and intensity

schuyler d

schuyler1d

Spoke was used for person-to-person texting (“textbanking”) in the 2020 cycle by over 500 organizations - it was built with progressive collaborative development -- Open Source meets Organizing. This cycle

Kevin Webb

kvnweb

Perhaps the most exciting interpretation of Cubic's Umo "MaaS platform" announcement is that they are under pressure to improve user experience/integration points as publicly operated open loop alternatives like @california_it

Nicola Shaver

Nicola_Shaver

Over the past yr I’ve read a lot to indicate #vendors still believe law firm purchasing power / decision-making is distributed, decentralized, and sits with the partners, who therefore need

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3nityAlchemy

When we begin the forensic audit process we need not reinvent the wheel. This process has already been examined and the roadmap to success was laid out by, of all

S-Curve Capital

S_curvecap

@scuttleblurb said below in chat w/ @LibertyRPF - I come back to it often (as a bull on ZT security vendors). While secular trend is obvious & cloud native cos

Bradley

beeseewell

So I’m pretty quiet on here but I thought I would try to get out of my comfort zone!This will just be a thread about the things I’ve learned about

Daniel Faggella

danfaggella

1/When AI firms find a core marketing message that appeals to their prospect, and consistently generates pipeline, they've made it farther than 70% of AI firms ever will.#AI product and

Alex Su

heyitsalexsu

1/ Legal tech vendors who target law firms often fail when trying to scale up their sales. It’s not because lawyers are tech averse. It’s because vendors follow formulas from

Jay Vasantharajah

jayvasdigital

Last week @theSamParr shared Gymshark's financials. They're very impressive, but what stood out the most to me was the £53m cash pile.How could a bootstrapped eComm company w/ rapid growth

Ben Chu

BenChu_

Thread on why Brexit has disrupted e-commerce and why it matters more than you might thinkWe’re getting lots of reports of people being hit by unexpected VAT charges and delays

Alex Su

heyitsalexsu

1/ I’m extremely bullish on legal tech startups (ie. tech vendors) that target corporate legal departments (CLDs) as opposed to law firms. Here’s why. 2/ CLDs like to buy subscriptions.

Keubiko

Keubiko

Feel like doing another quick #TalesFromInvestmentBanking 1/n In 1996, in between pooning on his interns and totally not doing anything wrong with Epstein, Bill Clinton signed the Telecommunications Act of

Daniel Faggella

danfaggella

1/14"IT is Often the Enemy of AI Projects, but It Doesn't Have to Be That Way"#AI vendors with some experience under their belt come to avoid talking to IT until

Privacy Matters

PrivacyMatters

Hmm @WiredUK Indeed the UK data protection authority is failing to protect people’s rights. Including those that apply in the context of online tracking ... no harm in asking them

Stephen Diehl

smdiehl

So let's talk about "no-code" this morning. Sure, it's a silly buzzword and pretty much every time our industry has tried this for the last 30 years it's always ended

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