Business Week ranking: Top 100 IT companies

Soccer World Cup:

France 3 – 1 Spain

Top 100 IT Companies by Business Week:

France 1 – 2 Spain

(Cap Gemini ranks 72; Telefonica Moviles & Telefónica rank respectively 6 & 7)

This high-end comparison being written down, some interesting facts derived from this ranking should be highlighted:

- criteria are financial; company executives and hence employees behaviors, need to align with shareholder´s interests in order to be successful;

- Top 3 companies are all from emerging countries (Mexico & Taiwan);

- Where the hell are IBM? Adobe? Symantec? Business Objects? Comverse? Salesforce? AMD? etc.

- Accenture is the only huge Western IT services consulting company to appear in the ranking (where are CSC? Bearing Point? IBM – again? EDS?), and it interestingly outperforms Indian rivals (Infosys, Wipro, Tata Consultancy Services);

I´m going to stop here with remarks since I could spend the night analyzing the results. The whole point of these highlights is that I highly recommend you to take a deep look into the chart.

Oups, I was almost forgetting…I have a business idea: what about opening a bartering e-commerce platform where France could trade its soccer skills against Spanish IT capabilities? What do you think is the most valuable?

After Google Spreadsheets, Microsoft Office 2007 goes online

2 weeks after Google announced the release of its ASP spreadsheets software, Microsoft launches Office 2007 online: you don´t need to download anything, so it won´t take too much space on your hard drive. And you can access it anywhere.

This is just the beginning of the Google-Microsoft war. More on this topic very soon.

ADDITIVE: Office Online is not compatible with Mozilla Firefox: Boooooooooh! Anyone got tomatoes?…

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