This podcast features a round-table conversation on software as a service held at WebEx. In this first of a two-part podcast, Eric Rubin, President of DreamFactory, David Thompson, President and Co-founder of Genius.com, and Phil Wainewright, writer and commentator, got together for this wide ranging ...

For this podcast we return to the office of David Knight, vice president of WebEx Connect. In this conversation we go a little deeper into what makes WebEx Connect a powerful tool for organizations to partner with when looking into Composite Collaborative Applications and expanding software-as-a-service opportunities. You can ...

When Frank Russell founded GeoLearning ten years ago, the landscape for delivering corporate training materials was quite different from what it is today. As the network became more and more vital for business, and as software-as-a-service began to mature, Frank saw GeoLearning’s business grow and change in dramatic ways. In this podcast Frank relates his experience as CEO of GeoLearning, and talks about how SaaS plays a vital role in their success.

Timothy Chou, author and entrepreneur, is the latest guest in this series of discussions with thought leaders, presented by WebEx. Chou was the president of Oracle’s On-Demand business from 1999 to 2005, the author of the book The End of Software, and he remains an influential figure in ...

This fourth in the series of podcasts from WebEx features a conversation with Bill Appleton, chief technical officer and founder of Dream Factory. His background as a developer gives him unique insights into the world of on-demand software, and he shares those insights in this discussion.

In the third in a series of podcasts from WebEx, we speak with SugarCRM co-founder and CEO John Roberts. After a career working on proprietary customer relationship management systems, John developed some strong ideas about open source software. He’s putting those ideas to work at SugarCRM. Hear him ...

In this second in the series of podcasts from WebEx, we hear from Brian Curry, vice president of business services at AOL. He talks about how instant messaging has made it’s way into the workplace, and how it is becoming an indispensable part of the collaborative environment.