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by apapli 10y ago
For some Australian context, being in Melbourne, a place full of coffee lovers (and something we jokingly say our city is better at than Sydney) I can't say I see a market for nice freeze dried coffee. I'd almost go so far as sayi
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by apapli 10y ago
It sounds great, but I'm not sure the space needs to be "disrupted". I get it that there are a number of steps needed to buy a business, but this isn't exactly buying a chocolate bar from the supermarket where all we nee
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by apapli 10y ago
My Surface Pro 4 has a MagSafe equivalent power supply. Works quite well, albeit not as well as the mac version.
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by apapli 10y ago
Genuine question - where do you consider softlayer to be "cool"? Or even relevant anymore - I always saw them as an "also ran" up against a big Azure and a much, much bigger AWS.
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by apapli 10y ago
Uber = Groupon v2?
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by apapli 10y ago
I expect the board are the ones that said exactly that phrase to him. Seemingly he remembered.
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by apapli 10y ago
It seems we are in the middle of an unfortunate trend when industry disruptors also seem to be conveniently "disrupting" (ie ignoring) established ethics at the same time.
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by apapli 10y ago
I'm happy to offer up some spare space on my godaddy hosted Linux plan if that helps...
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The worrying tale of how my business made $515m more than Snapchat last year(image-store.slidesharecdn.com)
17 points by apapli 10y ago|13 comments
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We need to talk about startup lust(linkedin.com)
1 points by apapli 10y ago|0 comments
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by apapli 10y ago
Cute. But impractical, not to mention messy. They should allow you to put your company's logo on it, as it would be a cool alternative to branded coffee cups, pens and mouse pads.
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by apapli 10y ago
Agree. It would be great to see your source code if at all possible, would be greatly appreciated.
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by apapli 10y ago
More info here: http://www.superfluid.com.au/articles/introducing-microsoft-...
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by apapli 10y ago
Confluence is starting to move in on SharePoint's turf, I've witnessed it first hand. The two products really don't compare, but for Digital teams who just want to get something going Confluence is way easier. I think this ac
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by apapli 10y ago
You do know it is still in preview right? Also I use the web client and it works for me, although have to agree it would be nice if the mobile app had access to some of the tabbed content. What else is wrong with the mobile app from your pe
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by apapli 10y ago
Yes, adoption is still an issue for us as it is in a pre-release phase and we have too many options (yammer, email, outlook groups, slack etc) but it's very promising. Once they officially launch it that will help (hopefully) provide a
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by apapli 10y ago
I really like Squarespace too, but just be wary if you have a site information architecture that needs to go beyond 1 level of menus. It doesn't handle sub-levels well. I'd also really appreciate it if they let you save a template
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Secret 11,000 piece model railway set worth millions donated(mobile.abc.net.au)
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by apapli 10y ago
That sounds good. I think your challenge will be that organisations who offer online resources (client portals etc) or mobile apps probably also have CRMs, so could replicate your product pretty easily. That said, if you can feed your data
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by apapli 10y ago
Any time. The podcast is an excellent way to really understand what the sales profession is about.
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by apapli 10y ago
I've been in sales 15 years now. Check out these resources and they will give you a GREAT foundation: Read the challenger sale: https://www.amazon.com/Challenger-Sale-Control-Customer-Conv... and read SPIN selling: ht
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by apapli 10y ago
Looks neat. It's also worth you looking at CES (Customer Experience Score). CES feeds into NPS... eg NPS is a result of lots of CES's, so to improve NPS you actually need to look at the core issue(s) that may be impacting it. You
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by apapli 10y ago
I'm with you on that :)
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by apapli 10y ago
Because VCs are using investor money and their investors are looking for a return. Someone along the line will be pissed off of their investments don't pay off. Burning up $800m to subsidise an app with the justification of "marke
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by apapli 10y ago
Uber: the worlds fastest growing charity.
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by apapli 10y ago
Possibly. I still believe this issue is best looked at through a bank culture lens rather than a technical one. Although I'll agree with you that the solution will require changes most likely to both.
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by apapli 10y ago
They definitely would have noticed, but anyone who cared at the bank was a beneficiary - more loans equals higher commissions. I think the problem here is that the bank employees saw no reason to intervene, even though they should have, as
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Qantas plans non-stop flight from Perth to London(news.com.au)
2 points by apapli 10y ago|2 comments
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by apapli 10y ago
Go read up on bitcoin mining, it's essentially a code-cracking competition between miners but my description doesn't do it justice.
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by apapli 10y ago
your point being?

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