Rypple Signs Agreement To Be Acquired By Salesforce.com
We founded Rypple in 2008 with the idea that social applications were going to change …
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Gazing through my Johari Window
This is part two in the Johari Windows posts, covering the results of the experiment. …
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Check Your Blind Spot: Rypple and the Johari Window
This is part one in the Johari Windows posts. You should start here and then …
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What's New This Week at Rypple
vCard Contacts can now be imported
One of our goals is to make it easier for you to …
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A vision without a task is but a dream
A vision without a task is but a dream, a task without a vision is …
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The Design of Everyday Things: Turn Signals
I’ll start this post off with a plug – read Donald Norman’s book ‘The Design …
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