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]]> http://www.saunderslog.com/2007/08/28/jaxtrs-a-round/#comment-5381 paulsweeney Wed, 29 Aug 2007 04:44:40 +0000 http://saunderslog.com/2007/08/28/jaxtrs-a-round/#comment-5381 I think the Jaxtr team are doing a great job. Sure they are making a bet, at bet I am sure only they are their investors have full visibility on. The question I have (from the outside) is what kind of strategic flexibility do the Jaxtr team have in their plans? If they have a series of future revenue streams, or strategic positions open to them, then the bet could be a good one. Although it may be boring, straight substitition of existing PSTN based services is attractive, because it gives you a clear customer definition and a clear marketing message. The "big bang" potential of IP in Telecoms is still nascent, but perhaps Grand Central and TellMe have shown that 2.0 still has potential to deliver. TellMe? Yes, Tellme. One of the pieces I loved about TellMe was that it was their sheer customer numbers and the repeat usage that grew the best part of their "data inside strategy", namely, the voice recognition. I think the Jaxtr team are doing a great job. Sure they are making a bet, at bet I am sure only they are their investors have full visibility on. The question I have (from the outside) is what kind of strategic flexibility do the Jaxtr team have in their plans? If they have a series of future revenue streams, or strategic positions open to them, then the bet could be a good one. Although it may be boring, straight substitition of existing PSTN based services is attractive, because it gives you a clear customer definition and a clear marketing message. The "big bang" potential of IP in Telecoms is still nascent, but perhaps Grand Central and TellMe have shown that 2.0 still has potential to deliver. TellMe? Yes, Tellme. One of the pieces I loved about TellMe was that it was their sheer customer numbers and the repeat usage that grew the best part of their "data inside strategy", namely, the voice recognition.

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