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David Baier

Author's details

Name: David Baier
Date registered: January 12, 2009
URL: http://www.levementum.com

Biography

David Baier is a seasoned and experienced veteran of implementing sales and marketing strategies using open source technology in the enterprise. He is now a business consultant of Levementum, a professional services firm concentrating on enterprise open source applications.

Latest posts

  1. What do these Open Source applications have in common? — September 2, 2009
  2. The VAR Guy Live: Can You Profit From Google Apps And Amazon’s Cloud? — March 19, 2009
  3. Yes We Can… — February 4, 2009
  4. Open Source ERP – A Review of Compiere — January 14, 2009
  5. SugarCRM – Up and To the Right in 2009 — November 14, 2008

Most commented posts

  1. Yes We Can… — 4 comments
  2. Open Source ERP – A Review of Compiere — 2 comments
  3. What do these Open Source applications have in common? — 2 comments

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Sep
02

What do these Open Source applications have in common?

by David Baier

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You have likely heard the names before, especially if you are an advocate or user of open source software.  Beginning about, 3 or 4 years ago open source software began to get noticed in the world of enterprise applications.  The clear leader and fore-runner in the enterprise was SugarCRM, now several other common or soon …

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Mar
19

The VAR Guy Live: Can You Profit From Google Apps And Amazon’s Cloud?

by David Baier

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The VAR Guy recently introduced an upcoming webinar entitled, Can You Profit From Google Apps And Amazon’s Cloud? “Instead of discovering the risks (and rewards) on your own, learn from three VARs who already profit from Google Apps and the Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2)… This is a rare opportunity to hear from three VARs …

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Feb
04

Yes We Can…

by David Baier

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“Yes We Can.” The chants have hardly faded and one of the first things the Obama Administration is interested in doing is exploring how the United States government can use open source software rather than rely on proprietary software. The economic downturn that started in October 2008 led to increasingly growing awareness of open source …

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Jan
14

Open Source ERP – A Review of Compiere

by David Baier

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Compiere Inc., an open source ERP and CRM provider, is growing and getting noticed by key decision makers in the market for ERP applications.  Compiere is the pioneer of open source ERP and is the emerging leader in this application category.  Compiere recently received the award “2008 InfoWorld Bossie Award – Best of Open Source …

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Nov
14

SugarCRM – Up and To the Right in 2009

by David Baier

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Open source software and especially SugarCRM has the potential to come out of the current economic downturn as big winners.

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Sep
25

Succesful ‘Leads Management’ Requires Hands-On

by David Baier

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Leads Management is a part of every good CRM package and we are implementers of two such packages – Model N for the Semiconductor Industry and SugarCRM for everyone else. Over the course of implementing leads management for a few dozen companies I have had the opportunity to go back and talk to the occasional …

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Sep
12

Business Intelligence – ‘Suvival of the Fittest’

by David Baier

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Today’s business environment is changing and evolving faster than ever before. It is becoming increasingly difficult to make the incremental improvements that lead to improved profitability and competitive advantage. The survival of any business in this highly competitive environment requires adopting a strategy and culture of continuous improvement. Continuous improvement can be equated to Darwin’s …

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