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July 29th, 2010

Have you responded to the second PDC software community survey yet? Want to talk about it?

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Remember that survey that the Portland Development Commission was running? The second survey of the Portland software community? Well, time is running out for you to respond. Like really running out. Like it closes today. So if you're interested in responding, I highly suggest you hop on over to the PDC survey and complete it. Why? Well, the PDC is very interested in learning more about the Portland software community. So that they can do a better job of supporting and helping the Portland software community. So yes. This is one of those "help us help you" situations. So why not take a second to respond to the survey? But what if you'd like to discuss your responses? You're in luck. The PDC will be hosting a round table discussion on the survey and its results next Tuesday, August 3rd, from 4:30 to 6:00 pm at the Portland Development Commission. So take a moment to provide your opinion. And then we'll see you Tuesday at the PDC. (Image courtesy StuSeeger. Used under Creative Commons.) Read more…

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July 28th, 2010

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Gift cards have become the de facto "not sure what to get you" gift for many folks. And when it comes to rewarding employees for a job well done, companies are no different. But sometimes, managing to deliver a piece of plastic to a bunch of employees is not only impractical, it's downright expensive and time consuming. That's when companies need to go virtual. And that's when Portland startup Giftango becomes the perfect solution---especially given that its virtual gift cards can be delivered via email or mobile device. According to Giftango:

Incentive and Loyalty companies manage rewards programs for credit card companies, airlines, employee incentives and similar programs. Participants typically exchange the "points" they earn for a variety of goods and services including travel vouchers, gift cards, or merchandise. Each year, these rewards "points" are redeemed for the gift cards of several national brands.

While immensely popular, these programs often present challenges for incentive companies. Managing gift card inventories and the fulfillment costs associated with plastic gift cards has long been a time consuming exercise and significant expense for Incentive and Loyalty companies. In addition, consumers often wait several days to receive their plastic cards through traditional mail delivery.

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2010 is indeed proving to be the year of the e-card. CashStar and DimpleDough have made multiple product announcements about their virtual card solutions in recent months, and now Giftango Corporation has joined the party.

And that could prove to be a big reward for the Portland startup scene. For more information, see Giftango's press release. (Hat tip Colin Crook) Read more…

July 26th, 2010

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by Rick Turoczy
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For many startups, it's all about getting discovered, getting found, and being recognized. It's about getting the word out. Getting yourself in front of people. Getting people to recognize your company. And there's no better way to do that, than to get Isaiah Mustafa to record a bunch of witty retorts to tweets. But since that's not an option for you, I've got something that may be more your speed. Like having Jeff Hardison wear your startup's shirt---among a bevy of VCs---as he competes in the TechFlash foosball tournament.

Foosball is new for us this year, but the social media gurus of Team Banyan Branch are expected to field a strong team. They face Team Microsoft/One to One Interactive in the first round. We're also intrigued to see how Team Conenza performs against Team BuzzLabs on the other side of the bracket.

Whatever happens, it should be a blast. We're looking forward to seeing everyone on Wednesday, July 28th at the Showbox SoDo.

That's right, my friends. Nothing says "free advertising" like a Portland-based Kentucky native playing foosball in Seattle. Or something. But hey, there's no such thing as bad press right? How do you participate? Easy. Just get your shirt to Jeff---5331 S.W. Macadam Ave, Suite 220---by 9 AM Wednesday morning. He'll don your shirt while he's playing foosball, schmoozing with VCs, and getting filmed by the TechFlash crew. Jeff gets some clothes to wear and you get some much needed exposure. Talk about a win win. But you better get on it. You don't have much time. Got a tshirt? Get it over to Jeff. Or make one and get it over to Jeff. Who knows? He might even be willing to wear a button or two. It never hurts to ask. Read more…

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July 21st, 2010

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John Cook of Seattle's TechFlash saw it this way:

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Words like those must be bittersweet for Portland. While it will certainly benefit from that growth, Portland sure could use a high-tech "anchor tenant" that called the city home.

And Xconomy Seattle notes "The investors are betting big that Jive has figured out how to harness some key elements of social media for business."

But what about folks outside the region. Do they see this as yet another indication that Portland is a second tier tech town.

Not so much. They're more focused on what this could mean. Like an IPO.

Take GigaOm for example:

The last time the two Sand Hill Road firms invested $30 million in a startup together, “it was a company called Google,” said Zingale. The Jive CEO said the company may use some of the financing round for acquisitions.

Or VentureBeat:

Zingale took over as CEO earlier this year, first on an interim basis in February, then more permanently in May. When taking the reins full-time, Zingale told the Wall Street Journal that he’s hoping that Jive can have an initial public offering sometime next year. He told me today that a 2011 IPO is still his goal.

Or TechCrunch which lead with "Readying for an IPO…" in their headline:

It’s no surprise that Jive is readying for an IPO; rumors have been swirling that Jive has been interesting in going public for some time. And with Zingale at the helm, it looks like this dream is becoming a reality.

In my book, any Portland-oriented company getting cash is a good thing. Jive didn't start here. And so it doesn't really matter where they happen to be headquartered. Because some of that money is going to have to flow here.

And while I'm not confident that Jive will ever make it to the street with an IPO---I've always contended that they would be a much better acquisition for someone like Oracle or Cisco---there is one thing for certain: Portland will continue benefit from Jive.

You see, when Jive does have its liquidity event---and I have to think its going to be a successful one---a lot of those stock options will become cash right here in Portland. And a lot of the brilliant folks who have been employed by Jive throughout the years will have the opportunity and the wherewithal to fund some of their own ventures. Or spin off. Or spin up.

And that, my friends, is going to be an even more exciting time to be in the Portland startup scene.

For more on the investment led by KPCB and assisted by Sequoia hedging their existing interests in Jive, read the press release from Jive.

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For more information, see the Elemental blog post on Broadercasting.

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July 19th, 2010

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July 15th, 2010

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Next month, New Relic will be our hosts, and after that, who knows. No seriously, does anyone want to host.

Upcoming Portland Lunch 2.0s

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I’m always looking for hosts, so if you’re interested or know someone who might be interested in hosting a Lunch 2.0, drop a comment, hit me up on Twitter (@jkuramot), or find me at a Lunch 2.0, if you want to chat IRL.

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Big thanks to all the hosts who have hosted or plan to host Lunch 2.0. As with the majority of the tech events in Portland, sponsors make them happen. So, we humbly thank you.

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July 14th, 2010

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As usual, please be sure to RSVP over on Upcoming.

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