Comments on: Marketing in the Cloud is Doing Just Fine http://b2bmarketingroi.com/2009/01/09/marketing-in-the-cloud-is-doing-just-fine/ The A to Z of B2B Thu, 10 Jun 2010 18:39:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ By: Adam Blitzer http://b2bmarketingroi.com/2009/01/09/marketing-in-the-cloud-is-doing-just-fine/#comment-35 Adam Blitzer Tue, 13 Jan 2009 15:21:48 +0000 http://b2bmarketingroi.com/?p=208#comment-35 Thanks for the reply and that is definitely a good analogy David. I have to say though that my experience at large (or even smaller) companies do not leave me to believe I would have any more control over internal systems. That is possibly due to my role as a marketer (not a lot of visibility into the IT departments). Salesforce.com has hundreds of thousands of stakeholders (users) and I trust that the fire under them is quite a bit brighter than for most internal IT depts. Thanks for the reply and that is definitely a good analogy David.

I have to say though that my experience at large (or even smaller) companies do not leave me to believe I would have any more control over internal systems. That is possibly due to my role as a marketer (not a lot of visibility into the IT departments). Salesforce.com has hundreds of thousands of stakeholders (users) and I trust that the fire under them is quite a bit brighter than for most internal IT depts.

]]> By: David Jung http://b2bmarketingroi.com/2009/01/09/marketing-in-the-cloud-is-doing-just-fine/#comment-34 David Jung Tue, 13 Jan 2009 14:31:59 +0000 http://b2bmarketingroi.com/?p=208#comment-34 38 minutes is not a lot, I agree. The problem is that you have no control, and no assurance about when things will be resolved during that time. Its similar to being stuck taxiing on a runway, as opposed to being stuck in rush-hour traffic. 38 minutes is not a lot, I agree. The problem is that you have no control, and no assurance about when things will be resolved during that time.

Its similar to being stuck taxiing on a runway, as opposed to being stuck in rush-hour traffic.

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