Re: [aperi-dev] what defines success for Aperi?

[Ted Slupesky <slupesky@xxxxxxxxxx>]

We would certainly welcome any contributions
in that area :-)

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"Robert Wipfel" <rawipfel@xxxxxxxxxx>
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02/20/2007 11:20 AM

Please respond to
Aperi Development <aperi-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>

To	"Aperi Development" <aperi-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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Subject	Re: [aperi-dev] what defines success for Aperi?

>>> On Tue, Feb 20, 2007 at  9:10 AM,
in message
<OFE7B074FE.8122EE21-ON85257288.004B4269-85257288.0058D35B@xxxxxxxxxx>,
Brenda
Haynes <bhaynes@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: 

> 
> In 2006, Ray Lane, now a venture capitalist and former Oracle president
> asserted these seven laws for enterprise software at the Software
2006
> conference.     Seem like an interesting list to consider
for Aperi
> success.
>                    
                     
        
>  * Serve an individual need.          
                     
                
>  * Seek viral, organic adoption.        
                     
              
>  * Provide contextualized, personal information.    
                     
  
>  * Require no data entry or training.        
                     
         
>  * Deliver instantaneous value.          
                     
             
>  * Utilize the community and social relationships to understand
the user.    
>  * Require a minimum IT footprint.        
                     
            

Needs to discover iSCSI targets via iSNS and/or SLP :-)

Thanks,
Robert

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