Comments on: Techcrunch 50 Winner Yammer Vs Present.ly

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By: admin

admin — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 07:55:21 +0000

@tony, i guess that would make it a question of convenience. Most people in the IT dept wouldn’t have the incentives to build such an app. Who would champion such a project internally and send out the necessary memos and emails to make it happen, and why bother if solutions like yammer and present.ly are out there? Far easier to test out the service and look at it as opex well spent.

Having said that, i do believe you have a point and that a big chunk of these guys markets are the medium or small sized businesses, or it could be the non-businesses, i.e. community organizations, interest groups etc.. The same ones who would subscribe to services such as http://branddoozie.com/ (marketing material), its just convenient.

By: tonybls12

tonybls12 — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 07:05:07 +0000

my thoughts on the “twitter for businesses” market, are that most large companies with an IT department could build there own open source laconi.ca based microblogging app. http://laconi.ca/trac/
which now works with the twhirl desktop client, http://www.twhirl.org/
they would get all the same functionalaty of both Yammer and Present.ly , for free