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Bill Gates has one of those Darth Vader heads that he stores his action figures in. Ballmer has a stuffed Jar Jar.
Naaaah... you suck.
As for Marc Benioff he IS a snake oil sales. I remember reading about him and his big moiyuth as long ago as 2003, when he confidently promised to put Microsoft out of business with his new "software model. 5 years later, Microsoft's profits are twice what they were in 2003, and sales have nearly doubled as well.
You could read this Sept 2003 Fortune article titled:
"The Biggest Mouth in Silicon Valley Marc Benioff says--and says, and says--his startup, Salesforce.com, will forever transform the software industry"
http://money.cnn.com/magazines/business2/business2_archive/2003/09/01/348399/index.htm
Microsoft CRM 4 already has integration with their online version, the office suite, and a web services API. Care to explain how you're inventing something here? Care to explain why you're not working with OpenOffice? This guy just wants fame for something he didn't invent... lamer.
- by UITD August 20, 2008 5:54 AM PDT
- I wouldnt trust this guy as far as I can throw him. And from the looks of him, it aint gonna be far. What a jackazz
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