Go-Go Gymnastics vaults ahead with mobile setup

Research shows that March is typically the most dangerous month of the year for most SMEs, departments, and teams as what happens in the next 30 days will almost certainly determine your success for the rest of the year. To see why, take a few moments to jot down say, the top five or 10 projects you have going on right now. Finished? Take a look at your list. You’ll see that those projects each fit into one of three categories: 1. Those that have taken off and are succeeding. 2. Those that are just okay. 3. Those that are going nowhere.

Renewed interest in social networking companies was led by an earnings report by Facebook (FB); companies like LinkedIn (LNKD) and Zynga (ZYNGA) rose. Yet when a word cloud of Facebook's quarterly conference call is visualized, danger lurks ahead for Zynga.

Desktops and even laptops are slowly becoming less relevant. Now we work on-the-go, and mobile phones and tablets are replacing our computers. The numbers don't lie — Gartner predicts that worldwide mobile connections will grow to 7.6 billion in 2016. By 2013 mobile advertising revenue will reach $11.4 billion, up from $9.6 billion in 2012. By 2016 that number will more than double to $24.5 billion.

My fingers trembled as I fed page 34 of 72 into the fax machine, deftly pressing the head of each page into its creaky jaws so that this shitty cheap-o machine wouldn’t snag two pages at once, slant ways, obscuring the precious scribblings adorning the footer of each page where it read: “Seller’s Initials: _______”.

Twitter, the global network for short bursts of information, is buying a startup, Crashlytics, that tracks when bad code causes apps to fail abruptly.