@benkepes look at the spending pie. They are not buying it as a corporate wide solution. It’s still bottom up adoption through shadow IT.
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@benkepes and I have been careful 🙂 I didn’t say “enterprise adoption”. It’s not an enterprise adoption if you are not paying for it.
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@benkepes I think the adoption is different: individuals introduce DB in enterprises because of personal use, which in turn depends on apps.
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@benkepes Plus, I didn’t even mean devs inside the adopting enterprises. I meant devs around the world building apps that support it.
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@benkepes VMware Workstation drove bottom up adoption in similar fashion. I didn’t say in general.
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According to @451Research @dropbox is most popular Sync tool among enterprises: http://t.co/bmrXKoXBT8 < Not surprising. First to win devs.
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@IFTTT 3 suggestions out of 10: integration with screen generation services (free), concatenate 3 services (premium), public vs. private FB
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@swardley No. I am going to tell you that, IMO, it would be nice to read the full thing before taking the extreme critical position you took
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@swardley Which is quite remarkable from somebody that didn’t even read the full research note.
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