Apr 13

Microsoft moved from 5 to 4. :) Apple and Google are still 1 & 2. :)

With the sudden reversal of the global economy, businesses are struggling not only with shrinking income and budgets, but also with seismic shifts that are upending entire industries, from autos and retail to banking and entertainment. These same forces are apparent in our latest ranking of the Most Innovative Companies. While the 2009 list includes some stalwarts in their usual top positions—namely Apple and Google—15 newcomers have joined the lineup, the biggest change since BusinessWeek and Boston Consulting Group first partnered on this proprietary survey in 2005. These include more companies headquartered outside the U.S. than in the past, such as Volkswagen, Infosys, and Telefónica

The 50 Most Innovative Companies

Apr 12

Recently started reading blog on compete.com really good stuff. I found this post very interesting. I think this is because Apple has not launched a new version of IPhone and Blackberry had launched new products hence there is more traffic on that site. But who know… :) :) 

The chart below shows traffic to U.S. phone-specific portions* of each manufacturer’s website between July 2008 and February 2009.

Changing of the Guard? Blackberry Passes iPhone Online