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A principal at Rubicon Consulting, a leading business and marketing strategy firm for tech companies, Michael Mace is a 20-year veteran of some of the tech industry's toughest battles. He was vice president of strategic marketing at PalmSource, where he helped handset companies and wireless carriers plan new smartphone products and wireless services. Prior to that he was chief competitive officer and vice president of product planning at Palm Inc., where he led the design of the new product planning process, and led the creation of the company's long-term product road map.
The rise of Web
applications - Web sites
that replace the
functions of a software
program that was
traditionally installed
on a personal computer -
is one of the hottest
topics in tech. Huge
numbers of Web 2.0
start-ups are competing
for user attention and
many ...
The rise of Web
applications - Web sites
that replace the
functions of a software
program that was
traditionally installed
on a personal computer -
is one of the hottest
topics in tech. Huge
numbers of Web 2.0
start-ups are competing
for user attention and
many ...