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[Niktamer]

Very inspiring blog post by Sale force.

Even the biggest multi-billion dollar conglomerate started off as a small business. After studying some of the most dominant brands, it's clear there was one common denominator that they share when growing their business -- having a clear vision.

A clear vision of what you want to accomplish is one of the factors that will ultimately help grow your business from a small startup to big time player. Want to know how to grow your business? See how global brands such as Apple, Google, and Facebook did it.

Apple has brought about one of the most monumental changes with its innovative mobile devices and impeccable designs, which all started with Steve Job's vision of allowing the individual and aesthetics to be the center of the computing universe, not the mainframe. Google toppled all search engines in the industry based on their ability to scale and make the web free for everyone. Facebook completely redefines how we connect with friends and brands and this success is attributed to their persistence in growing during pivotal points rather than selling it off....


http://blogs.salesforce.com/company/...-business.html

[CurrentlySober]

they are all gay. probaly.

i jist lick poo

[Imortyl Pussycat]

very cool post, thanks for sharing

[Niktamer]

Originally Posted by Imortyl Pussycat

very cool post, thanks for sharing

as usual 1 out of 2 people make a reply that make sense.

[mineistaken]

Originally Posted by Niktamer

as usual 1 out of 2 people make a reply that make sense.

That Currentlyretarded should have been banned long ago for posting irrelevant (and moronic) posts

[bluebook18]

Originally Posted by Imortyl Pussycat

very cool post, thanks for sharing

i second that

[Phoenix69]

Thanks for the inspiring post.

[xanadu]

thanks for sharing.

[Ross]

Nice to read something like that with all those companies put together.

[Niktamer]

Originally Posted by mineistaken

That Currentlyretarded should have been banned long ago for posting irrelevant (and moronic) posts

Always wondered why it was allowed to reply like stuff like this.

It suck that even if you post a good read that pretty much anyone with a little business fiber would appreciated.. you get that kind of reply.

[omgt]

not quite accurate about apple though.

their computers were better (meaning the operating system)
but it was only relatively recently that they have had success, i.e. with the iphone, and that was not down to steve jobs or steve wozniak, previous to the iphone etc apple had "better" pc's, but that is irrelevent really, as the apple company was doing terrible, apple then got into the mobile phone market, put a product on the market that was basically almost exactly the same as other products already on the market, made theirs a bit better, had better marketing and charged more etc

virgins inherent characteristics and qualities are that it is adaptable - this is since inception. it has always based the business around trends - and sold off parts of the business when the demand was or would decline.

[SilentKnight]

We have a local guy that owns a Tesla - saw it numerous times on downtown city streets. But its gone bye-bye for the winter. I'm assuming the batteries don't do well in the colder temps.

Interesting to see the stats on the Tesla Motors company. Didn't realize they've been around that long.

Most folks around town mistake it for a Lotus - until they see the badging.

[omgt]

yes this is a good post, but slightly misleading.


They carried on using the skills/experience that they had before the business, the business was an extension of the skills/experience they had already acquired.
definitely true of
facebook
google
apple
microsoft
amazon (i think)
virgin started with the student magazine (called student) with richard branson and a group of other students, not as a business but as a magazine for students to air their views etc - vietnam war etc etc, to pay for the magazine they sold advertising space, they then started selling records by mail order, (which was a very big industry then) virgin records then opened up a record shop which i think they managed to get rent free, they then opened more shops and then managed to sign up some artists, most of the artists never made the label any money but they got lucky with a few - mike oldfield and tubular bells and the sex pistols etc, and so on etc etc. the first plane virgin atlantic bought the engine caught fire and blew up on its first flight, but that didnt matter as long as people had bought tickets. (what the fuck is safety ?)

the other 2 i dont know

Originally Posted by Niktamer

Very inspiring blog post by Sale force.

Even the biggest multi-billion dollar conglomerate started off as a small business. After studying some of the most dominant brands, it's clear there was one common denominator that they share when growing their business -- having a clear vision.

A clear vision of what you want to accomplish is one of the factors that will ultimately help grow your business from a small startup to big time player. Want to know how to grow your business? See how global brands such as Apple, Google, and Facebook did it.

Apple has brought about one of the most monumental changes with its innovative mobile devices and impeccable designs, which all started with Steve Job's vision of allowing the individual and aesthetics to be the center of the computing universe, not the mainframe. Google toppled all search engines in the industry based on their ability to scale and make the web free for everyone. Facebook completely redefines how we connect with friends and brands and this success is attributed to their persistence in growing during pivotal points rather than selling it off....


http://blogs.salesforce.com/company/...-business.html

[charlie g]

Nice to see but it looks like a propaganda piece for the salesforce guy. If I were compiling a list like this he would not be on it with the folks that are there.

Just looked at it again... zuckerberg is standing in front of a facebook sign, salesforce guy is standing in front of a HUGE sign with his name on it. I bet he has a really small penis.

[omgt]

" I bet he has a really small penis"

send him an email and ask him.

Originally Posted by charlie g

Nice to see but it looks like a propaganda piece for the salesforce guy. If I were compiling a list like this he would not be on it with the folks that are there.

Just looked at it again... zuckerberg is standing in front of a facebook sign, salesforce guy is standing in front of a HUGE sign with his name on it. I bet he has a really small penis.

[Killswitch]

Originally Posted by Niktamer

Always wondered why it was allowed to reply like stuff like this.

It suck that even if you post a good read that pretty much anyone with a little business fiber would appreciated.. you get that kind of reply.

Don't sweat it, see it as a bump to get more views on your posts.

Nice article man. Very inspiring.

[xXXtesy10]

Why the fuck is salesforce in that mix? What a joke.

[myjah]

Crak is next! ;)

[mineistaken]

Originally Posted by Jesus H Christ

...just like what you're doing now fucking retard.

And yet you did exactly what I did

[Supz]

Just like the rest up there, Salesforce is a complete game changer. I have used a bunch of CMS' in the past and nothing is like it. Things like VoiP Integration etc... its just awesome.

[Bird]

I have cousin who works for buddy media that is now SalesForce.

[mineistaken]

Originally Posted by Jesus H Christ

No, actually I talked about the company you attention whore broke fucking twink cocksucker.

You talked about it in the second part of your post, I was quoting another part. Dumbstick.