Yesterday via Facebook and Twitter, we announced the beta launch of the next big thing: SmartBrief on ExecTech.
This daily news roundup relieves the No. 1* anxiety identified by executives: staying abreast of advances in technology. It’s the news and analysis business leaders need about emerging personal and enterprise technologies — and how they may affect your bottom line. Here’s yesterday’s beta issue.
SmartBrief on ExecTech is how your CEO will know what’s coming so s/he can make smart IT decisions.
On our quest to bridge the gap between technologists and executives, we want to make sure we’re capturing the most important voices in the mix. In developing SmartBrief on Social Media, we’ve counted on you to help create a more complete product — and we hope to tap your valuable expertise and network for our newest publication.
Can you help by asking your CIO or IT Director what our editors should be tracking?
Go-to sources currently include:
- Ars Technica
- CIO.com
- eWeek
- Engadget
- GigaOm
- Gizmodo
- InformationWeek
- Silicon Alley Insider
- TechCrunch
- NYT: Circuits by David Pogue
- WSJ: AllThingsD by Walt Mossberg
- Venture Beat
- Wired
Before next week’s full-throttle launch of SmartBrief on ExecTech, we welcome your suggestions (via the comments, below) for additional sources to keep an eye on. What would you add to our list? What technology publications, blogs, newsletters or feeds do you think would benefit your executive team?
Thanks in advance and stay tuned!
*In a 2008 survey of 200,000 SmartBrief readers at director level and above, more than 70% listed “staying abreast of technology” as the most urgent professional concern keeping them up at night. SmartBrief on ExecTech to the rescue!