http://www.skmurphy.com/blog/2007/04/18/is-dodgeball-duos-departure-a-harbinger-for-jotspot-wunderkinder/ Startups, Entrepreneurs, and Consultants Wed, 17 Mar 2010 18:28:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://www.skmurphy.com/blog/2007/04/18/is-dodgeball-duos-departure-a-harbinger-for-jotspot-wunderkinder/comment-page-1/#comment-38196 SKMurphy » Jotspot Emerges From The Bowels of Google Sun, 02 Mar 2008 01:08:07 +0000 http://skmurphy.com/blog/2007/04/18/is-dodgeball-duos-departure-a-harbinger-for-jotspot-wunderkinder/#comment-38196 [...] I had blogged about the Jotspot acquisition in “Jotspot Dissolves into Google Business Model” and later speculated that the “Dodgeball Duo Departure a Harbinger for Jotspot Wunderkinder” (although the earnout period still probably has eight months to run so this may still prove accurate). If Joe Kraus’ picture and his son’s lego creations weren’t splashed across one of the demo sites, it would require a vivid imagination to associate this new offering in any way with Jotspot. The acquisition–and Google’s putting any further sites on stun and current sites into limbo–triggered our search for a new wiki/workspace provider. We’ve been pleased with our selection of CentralDesktop and have built more than 100 private workspaces for use with customers since we converted. We’ve blogged about them in several different contexts and have them listed as a partner because they have become an intrinsic platform for our business. We probably don’t say enough good things about them. [...] [...] I had blogged about the Jotspot acquisition in “Jotspot Dissolves into Google Business Model” and later speculated that the “Dodgeball Duo Departure a Harbinger for Jotspot Wunderkinder” (although the earnout period still probably has eight months to run so this may still prove accurate). If Joe Kraus’ picture and his son’s lego creations weren’t splashed across one of the demo sites, it would require a vivid imagination to associate this new offering in any way with Jotspot. The acquisition–and Google’s putting any further sites on stun and current sites into limbo–triggered our search for a new wiki/workspace provider. We’ve been pleased with our selection of CentralDesktop and have built more than 100 private workspaces for use with customers since we converted. We’ve blogged about them in several different contexts and have them listed as a partner because they have become an intrinsic platform for our business. We probably don’t say enough good things about them. [...]

]]>