Posts Tagged ‘Technology’

Why Dolphini Sponsors PodCamp Nashville 2009

Friday, March 6th, 2009

PodCamp SponsorWe are very proud to be a lead sponsor of PodCamp Nashville 2009.  Dolphini feels it is part of our call to action to support the community that we host and to continue to help Nashville grow as a tech community.

BarCamp 2009 will be taking place in October and we are hoping that you and your company will be joining us as leaders and supporters of Nashville’s technology industry.  We know that cash can be hard to come up with in this economy so if you don’t have sponsorship dollars, please make time to get involved on the BarCamp Crew, speak or participate in any way possible.

Giving back to our community is the best way to ensure that we have what Nashville needs to continue to grow.

Thank you to all the PodCamp volunteers who will help make tomorrow the most successful PodCamp Nashville event yet!

See you there!

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Why does the Tech Sector seem to be Growing, when the Economy is shrinking?

Tuesday, December 16th, 2008
View of Wall Street, Manhattan.
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Are you feeling the credit crunch? Most Americans are affected one way or the other. Higher grocery bills are hard to ignore at the checkout and many of us know of someone who has lost their job in 2008.

In my opinion, downsizing is a sign of the economy turning around. Companies realize that they need to cut-back and reorganize, and not continue the spending spree of the last decade. They are finally learning that to be more profitable in today’s economy a company needs to stick to its core competencies.

In 1990, the debate among business leaders, academics, economists, and others, was greatly enhanced by the publication of an article entitled, “The Core Competence of the Corporation,” by C.K. Prahalad and Gary Hamel. They coined the term “core competency” to describe competitive advantage of leveraging the collective knowledge, experience, and skills of a firm’s product lines.

So why are Solution Providers not feeling the crunch as bad? One word… Outsourcing.

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