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3 Responses for "Thomas Vanderwal on Enterprise 2.0"
Worth a listen for sure! I like ConnectBeam and am glad they are being deployed by the military industrial complex. You say “collateral damage” – I say “FU!” – but how do we come to a common terminology? lol, just kidding kinda – examples are good and it’s great to hear Thomas’s voice.
Was really glad to chat with him – always learn something new every time I speak with him. Very fortunate to have known Thomas for almost a decade…
Will need to check out ConnectBeam again as the early version I saw a little lite.
Thank you for the chat Chris!
That did not come off so badly for the massive headache I had. The picture made me realize the pain as I thought that was such a bigger smile.
Marchall, ConnectBeam is huge in the pharmaceutical, consulting and IT tool maker markets. There are many more that really need their tool.
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