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Fred Grott

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Fred Grott is Lead Developer-CEO of ShareMe Technologies LLC -The Mobile Future
Flipt Died Posted: Oct 16, 2006 12:53 PM
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The start up I interviewed within Dec 2005, Flipt(formerly radiate), finally died. I wish they would have listen to me in December 205 or in Spring of 2006 about my warnings about how Mobile Operators were switching to a SOA LBS/GPS model for mobile applications and that if you did not switch the server side to integrate with SO infrastructure you will be locked ut by Mobile Operators from the market. Also, remember I first posted here that Flipt would not get Sprint or BoostMobile because they did not integrate with Parlay OSA.

The reason I take issue with Paul Graham's methods in incubating Hackers(Yes, Flipt was a former Paul Graham incubator), is that he never goes back to the failures and does an analysis of why they failed and modify incubator methods to improve the success rates

A large part of this information about how Mobile Operators really operate and how to get integrated into their business desires to get market share comes from my stint with eCorp when they wanted to do Mobile Web development. Basically, I had access to employees of Mobile Operators in Europe to pick their brains on what works and what does not. But eCorp was too busy attempting 11,000 sites at 4,000 years of development work rather than listen to experience and real high tech skills and wanted instead to resort to lying about having fortune 500 clients as customers and etc.

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