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Steps to Social Success

Posted on October 21st, 2009 by
Greg Gianforte

In my last blog on social networking and success, I mentioned that this groundswell of consumer empowerment is creating an opportunity for organizations savvy enough to benefit from it.  This entry provides a common sense, two-pronged approach to embrace the phenomenon and take advantage of the opportunity.
Step 1: Monitor conversations occurring on the social web.
I [...]


Social Networking = Opportunity

Posted on October 19th, 2009 by
Greg Gianforte

In January, I wrote a blog about change creating opportunity, because I believe that massive change creates massive opportunity. Over the past few years I’ve met individually with hundreds of executives tasked with delivering great customer experiences in over 300 firms. One thing has become apparent: there is huge change underfoot, it is [...]


Innovation in Simplicity

Posted on October 16th, 2009 by
Greg Gianforte

Ongoing thoughts about innovation

Innovation is a hot topic at RightNow and I was recently speaking with an employee about how she is thinking about innovation and applying it to her role at the company.
She said, “I’m often struck by the complexity of our business relative to our size relative to the simplicity of our mission. [...]


Government Cloud Computing

Posted on October 13th, 2009 by
Kevin Paschuck

I recently met with Chris Dorobek of Federal News Radio to talk about cloud computing in government. We addressed tough questions like is the cloud “safe” enough for state, local and Federal agencies? Does it “make sense” for them to take advantage of the new AppStores that are popping up everywhere, like Apps.Gov? Is SaaS [...]


Constructive Dissent

Posted on October 12th, 2009 by
Greg Gianforte

Ongoing thoughts about innovation

I recently read Frances Horibe’s Creating the Innovation Culture: Leveraging Visionaries, Dissenters and Other Troublemakers in Your Organization and found the concept of dissenters particularly intriguing.
According to Horibe, one reason companies fail to innovate is because they don’t recognize and accept that innovation is disruptive and initially takes the form of dissent.  [...]


  • Greg GianforteGreg Gianforte,
    CEO and Founder
    RightNow

    A serial entrepreneur, Greg founded RightNow in 1997 and took the company public in 2004 with one of that year’s most successful initial public offerings. Greg has grown RightNow to more than 700 employees worldwide and more than $100 million in revenue.

  • Kevin PaschuckKevin Paschuck,
    Vice president of Public Sector
    RightNow

    Kevin leads all RightNow sales activity which includes Federal Civilian Government, Department of Defense, Intelligence Community, Higher Education and State & Local Government. He has been a leader in information technology sales and sales management for more than 12 years.

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