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the Medicean garden in the Via Cavour - garykoelling

Building Scalable Systems Using Data as a Composite Material - garykoelling

MVNO - garykoelling

Twel - garykoelling

Idea E - garykoelling

N900 smartphone. - garykoelling

Gifta - garykoelling

@KellyGroehler and The Twelpforce - garykoelling

@KellyGroehler and The Twelpforce - garykoelling

http://twitter.com/ArnoldB... - garykoelling

Buy your own crap, just don’t eat it - garykoelling

Leveraging the Cloud to Connect with Customers - garykoelling

Satire The Seven Types of Employees You Meet at Best Buy - garykoelling

Best Buy's Giftag applet uses Google App Engine - garykoelling

40 percent of Twitter users have not tweeted since their first day on Twitter - garykoelling

From the page: "The promise of an open, social approach is that we are better together. What better way to test that promise than an idea exchange? So on May 8 the Best Buy Idea Exchange will go live." - garykoelling

5 Things You Think Will Make You Happy - garykoelling

How to Present While People are Twittering - garykoelling

Premix Released. The 0.9 release of Premix, an easy to use Python wrapper around the Best Buy Remix APIs. It also runs on Google App Engine. - garykoelling

http://www.cioupdate.com/insight... - garykoelling

Pricing per user or per use sounds great but it encourages bad behavior in the client. Now all of a sudden they have to decide who should be able to use and who shouldn't = fail. Which ideas are worthy or which aren't = fail. Plus it's a bitch to forecast usage unless you force people to use a tool they may not want to use or may be flawed = fail. Got be a better way. - garykoelling from FriendFeed MT Plugin

Many software and information research vendors use the pricing method of 'registered seats'. That is often the closest metric to get to the value that the client is getting or has purchased. The problem even with that is registered user doesn't necessarily equate to 'active user' or the number of registered users that are actually using the product regularly. So even with the page views... more... - Lou Paglia from FriendFeed MT Plugin

Pricing per user or per use sounds great but it encourages bad behavior in the client. Now all of a sudden they have to decide who should be able to use and who shouldn't = fail. Which ideas are worthy or which aren't = fail. Plus it's a bitch to forecast usage unless you force people to use a tool they may not want to use or may be flawed = fail. Got be a better way. - garykoelling from FriendFeed MT Plugin

Really Dodge? Are you really comparing your "all-new Dodge Ram" to one of the biggest shifts in American political history? Did you really think that people could identify with your brand the same way they identify with the promise of change that's been made? - garykoelling

Really Dodge? Are you really comparing your "all-new Dodge Ram" to one of the biggest shifts in American political history? Did you really think that people could identify with your brand the same way they identify with the promise of change that's been made? - garykoelling

Nicely done and fun to watch Ian play a sad/creepy old homosexual. - garykoelling

“They’re still playing the same games,” said Michael R. Nelson, professor of Internet studies at Georgetown University. “It’s a way to lock up the content, and it’s not enabling as much innovation as we would like to see.” - garykoelling

awesome and well referenced if a bit academic and skewed a bit to a regulatory pov - garykoelling

chuck norris finds you - garykoelling

here we go - garykoelling

law of large number and wisdom of the crowds - garykoelling

holyshit - garykoelling