About
The term Seeking Omega was coined by Jas Dhillon to describe the quest for an investment return on a business or social objective. I wrote an article about it on Seeking Alpha to give Carol Bartz some advice on how Yahoo could regain their former glory. Alas, no response from Carol but it gave me some motivation to continue writing about the concept using this blog as a vehicle. I probably won’t always stay on topic, but my goal is to search for Seeking Omega solutions and write about them here.
Today, I am focusing on three areas (with liberal allowances for additional off topic areas) Enterprise 2.0, Social Business, and Mobile Solutions. Personally, I think these areas are the beginning of a journey and I am here to help search for an end result (hence the term seek omega). It is the end of a process that needs to be pieced together and worked backward from an ideal set of Enterprise goals.
My plan is to document the journey for corporate and consumer decision makers. I do work for a Social Business company Harmon.ie, but my views here only represent my own and not of those of my employer.
Who This Blog is For
This blog is for decision makers. I write with you in mind. If I can simplify your search for a solution then I feel I’ve done my job.
Quotes:
“My bosses at @Rackspace will enjoy this by @markfidelman: (infographic and blog about Scoble effect) http://t.co/FUDZNal” – Robert Scoble
“I’m totally Jealous! Really, really great job. I’d love to hear if you get the viral effect from this and if it was worth the time you put into it” – CEO of a Leading Social Business company on the Drucker Presentation.
To contact Mark Fidelman: markefidelman at gmail dot com
