SDForum: Shaping the New Age Of App Development, Emerging Applications
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Panelists Todd Fast, Zembly (Sun Microsystems) Jay Parikh, Ning Brad Peters, Birst Moderated by: Dave Nielsen, Platform D
Emerging Application examples:
- Zembly, call some code that exists already on the web. 2 levels of collaboration. Cloning other people’s pieces. Building social graph of other developers to develop an application. Key to success of applications from casual developers in today’s world.
- Ning started of general social networking platform, now helps you develop for a sweet spot you find for your audience by making apps specific to social network. Future allow people to make money, job board, elearning/classroom. Not just for users at social network but all members of the site.
- Birst, analytics solution for enterprises. Prepackaged reports haven’t worked as each customer has own needs
Key business model provide application and let people customize it
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3 Comments
April 24th, 2009 at 4:28 pm
Digression Mother: Pay Attention!!! Geeky child : how much is that Mom!
Zembly ~ attention application aggreator Ning ~ attention data aggreator Birst ~ attention measurement Traffic Honey ~ attention finding
Commonality – Attention
Attention economy?
April 24th, 2009 at 5:09 pm
Nice one Clive!
I’d like to think of myself as someone who evaluates for you whether something is worth attention.
What would we call that the attention valuator?
April 27th, 2009 at 10:31 pm
Yes. Lets prove:
Pay Attention costs how much?
money = attention – time attention = time + money pay attention = pay time + pay money
how to value attention, need an attention valuator
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