Ken Yarmosh is a web strategy consultant who helps organizations, businesses, VCs, and technology developers maximize their Internet and web investments.
In the case of the Web 2.0 Watermill, there are primarily four areas where technology is beginning to facilitate a vastly improved Internet: knowledge collection, knowledge discovery, knowledge building, and knowledge sharing.
- Ken Yarmosh, Why Web 2.0 Matters to your Business
Traditional collaborative and communication efforts in the business environment are soon to be numbered. Web […]
When it comes to staying connected to my writings, I prefer people to subscribe to my RSS feed. But I realize that RSS is just not ready for primetime yet. That’s especially true for my most coveted of readers - those trying to get a handle on all this new web stuff.
In my presentations, I […]
Brian Benzinger’s post on Blogbeat prompted me to give it a try. I’ve disabled MeasureMap for the time being.
I actually heard of Blogbeat prior to MeasureMap - I think via Steve Rubel, although I can’t remember - but they were closed to the public until recently.
While I’m generally quite a big fan of MeasureMap, it […]
I’ve just been too swamped to call in for my small business Ultimate Small Business Marketing System over the last two courses. I’m now making an effort to go through the material - thankfully, John provides digital downloads, including audio files.
The most recent course is called Harness the Internet. First off, I’ve got to applaud […]
“How ya gonna keep ‘em down on the farm After they’ve seen Paree”
- song from World War I Era
Network neutrality is a phrase that has been the subject of much debate - and the discussion about it reaches far beyond the recent conversations of the blogoshpere.
Previously unbeknownst to me, I came across this term as […]
Organizer Chris Heur is bringing his BrainJams event to DC.
I “met” Chris via my first blogoposium event, back in September ‘05. He was gracious enough to add some insights to the discussion.
I plan on attending the BrainJams DC next Monday and hope to make it out to the Geek Dinner as well (details of […]
2006 is going to be a year where the creators of web technology have the opportunity to make their services better in terms of integration, usability, and usefulness.
- Ken Yarmosh, Looking towards 2006
I recently saw a man walking through the airport while on his cell. He had a hands-free device, where the microphone was located […]
TECHNOSIGHT is written by Ken Yarmosh, Internet overlord and overall fun guy.
