LOL krays, is this guy a CEO or a professional blogger?
What a RANT!! ON and ON!!
excerpted:
"We have four “partner” companies. <snip> I would say three quarters of our partners are excellent."
I wonder which ONE is NOT excellent?
"Partnerships fail for multiple reasons. <snip> They fail when egos get in the way. Partnerships can also fail when key employees or proponents of the partnership leave the company and new ones takeover. When the new era doesn’t understand or take the time to learn about the benefit the other partner brings to the table the partnership will certainly fail."
To me a “partner” is a strategic alliance between two companies. It is two companies working together to deliver a single, integrated solution for their clients. It is two companies that take the time to grow and learn together. To learn about each other’s business and what is important to them and their clients. While ultimately the tying bond is generating revenue together, there is more to it.
AMEN.
WHERE IS NEOMEDIA TECHNOLOGIES PARTNER PAGE?
WHO THE HELL ARE THEY REALLY WORKING WITH?
HOW DO YOU DRAW IN NEW INVESTORS?
WHY CAN'T NEOM HAVE A LICENSEE PAGE AND A PARTNERS PAGE ON THEIR WEB SITE?
WHY HAS THE WEB PAGE NOT BEEN UPDATED?
WHO IS NEOMEDIA WORKING WITH THAT THEY DO NOT WANT OTHER COMPANIES TO SEE ARE WORKING WITH THEM?
sounds to me like Jeff is without a doubt talking about his relationship with NEOM. I wonder if he has finally had enough of the unanswered phones, no return calls and no return emails. Jeff knows that the majority (if not all) of his blog readers come from this board. (there used to be a counter on his blog)
Looks to me like he is making it clear to ALL that he is frusterated with NEOM and their lack of "partnering" with him.
Jeff Moulds blog is sayin something important. I wish it was more clear how NeoMedia as partner fits. If he is talking about them, it is very disturbung. Unprofessional? Airing his dirty laundry? Very strange - any body else think this is a very "out there" blog - why would he make it public - seems like a letter best written to partner he does not include as "excellent."
I don't understand why Jeff Mould talked about the other post when he had removed it from his blog. Anyway, I know the competitor of one of his partners who made a comment on his blog. I know very well the competitor because I have promoted Jeff's blog recently.
Jeff said: "This somewhat goes back to my other post about partners where I asked why partner with a company that has “lazy” (for lack of a better description) employees. After my last post about “lazy partners”, a competitor of one of our partners made a comment on his blog that we should “go after” a partner’s employees or their IP when the partner doesn’t seem to care about their business."
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