• The Digestion Phase: How We Got Here And Where We Are Going Next
  “Because we rushed to create a lot of new stuff, we might not have done all of it quite right. For us to be able to build on existing things, the foundation needs to be solid.”
  (tags: web2.0 analysis Business economics internet socialnetworking socialsoftware Refactoring)

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