Wednesday, February 25, 2004

Yesterday, I happened upon a lone Danger user thumbing away outside of Reynolda Hall. We struck up conversation, and I was quickly aware that this guy "got it" more than anyone I'd talked to in a while. He got it about Danger's most revolutionary element being the all-you-can eat GPRS pricing structure, and he got it about the power of seamless cellular network roaming. Malcolm even got it about the future of the Buddy List!

No wonder, then, that his Boston-based software company is quickly growing. CXO Systems "delivers visibility solutions that give senior executives what they have always wanted - real-time transparency across their business". CXO is connecting systems from the likes of SAP, Oracle, Remedy, and Siebel in an effort to turn the entire enterprise into a data warehouse.

It's the highest-reaching information aggregation service I've ever heard of, and to be honest, I don't think I really understand it. I'm going to watch their Flash demo after class today.

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