Laurie McCabe brings more than 25 years of experience in the IT industry to her current role as Cofounder & Partner, SMB Group. Laurie has built widespread recognition for her capabilities and insights in the small and medium business (SMB) market in several areas, including cloud computing, mobile solutions, business solutions, social networking and collaboration, and managed services.
Prior to SMB Group, Laurie worked in analyst roles as a Partner at Hurwitz & Associates; Vice President of SMB Insights & Solutions at AMI-Partners; and Vice President at Summit Strategies, where her original research of the emerging cloud computing model earned her broad recognition as a thought leader in this area. Laurie’s nine years at Digital Equipment Corporation, including her last role as Director of Market and Competitive Intelligence, provide her with critical experience from the vendor perspective.
Laurie has earned widespread recognition for her insights into small and medium business (SMB) technology adoption, requirements and challenges. She is a six-time Small Business Influencer Awards winner; has been recognized as one of the 50 Most Influential People in Small Business Marketing by AllBusiness; a member of Dun & Bradstreet’s B2B Expert Community; and been named a Top 200 Thought Leaders in Big Data & Analytics by Analytics Week. Laurie blogs often at https://lauriemccabe.com/ and over 15,000 people follow her on Twitter.
Laurie:
I am writing in response to your June 7, 2009 article regarding the recent release of Federated Apps. on the Intuit Platform. The article indicated that ExpenseWare was the only App that was on the QuickBase Platform. In actuality, ExpenseWare is not on the QuickBase Platform and is built entirely on a SaaS Platform using .net. I am bringing this to your attention simply because I recognize you to be an active contributor to SaaS articles and know that you would like to be aware of the most accurate information.
On a separate note, I would be happy to schedule a call to discuss ExpenseWare so that you may become more informed first hand and also discuss our other flagship SaaS App. TripsWare.com. If warranted, I may be able to arrange some time with our Principal and founder. Please let me know if this is of interest. Thanks.
Best regards,
Sue
Thanks for your comments. I’ve corrected the post with your information, and look forward to a briefing.
Hello Laurie,
We spoke when you were with Summit Strategies years ago. I understand at Hurwitz you cover small business IT solutions. I would like to set up a time to brief you on our company. Our product is Plex Online (formerly Plexus Online). It is a comprehensive SaaS ERP for manufacturers. We have over 450 customers and have continued to grow even during the current meltdown.
Hi Mark,
Just saw your comment! Sure, let’s follow up to schedule a briefing after Labor Day. You can email me at laurie.mccabe@hurwitz.com, or call me at 603-471-2875. Looking forward to hearing about Plex Online!
Best,
Laurie
Hi this is william smith from Real Time Data Services.
Your blogs are very informative and immensely useful for small and medium Businesses. We at Real Time Data Services are also catering to small Business computing needs such as providing managed IT, Application hosting in the realm of accounting, tax and CRM software as well as VOIP solutions and i found your blog tobe a nice place to gain insight about many current topics. Our site is http://www.myrealdata.com
Since your blog is related to the same field in which weare catering i will definitely likje to provide the link of your blog on my blog http://www.quickbookshosting.wordpress.com.
Thanks for your note, William, I’ll take a look at Real Time Data and your blog.
Hi this is william smith from Real Time Data Services.
Your blogs are very informative and immensely useful for small and medium Businesses. We at Real Time Data Services are also catering to small Business computing needs such as providing managed IT, Application hosting in the realm of accounting, tax and CRM software as well as VOIP solutions and i found your blog tobe a nice place to gain insight about many current topics. Our site is http://www.myrealdata.com
Since your blog is related to the same field in which weare catering i will definitely like to provide the link of your blog on my blog http://www.quickbookshosting.wordpress.com.
Laurie
You had reached out to me at my website back in late January. That site was http://andrewmyoung.squarespace.com/
Not sure what your email address is – so I am leaving mine. Would love to discuss the SMB market with you direct – it is one of our primary niches at Core and More Technologies.
Thanks
-Andrew Young
Laurie!
Heartiest congratulations on this new–and so needed—venture! It’s been ages and I’d love to catch up on the last few years.
When is a good time to ring? I’m in Seattle for the time being, so PST time wise.
Best,
Amy
415.652.7339
Good article on Laurie McCabe, I would love to inculcate her analytical abilities to help develop my resources and grow my business.
thanks
Thanks for your note, it’s an honor to be on this list. Hope all is going well at KikScore and let’s schedule an update briefing soon!
Hey Laurie!
I work for a Social Good enterprise called Sevenly. I’ve noticed that you write on social media trends and I’d like to inform you on how we use a social media network of over 10+ million users on multiple different platforms to engage our customers in impacting peoples lives.
Perhaps we could arrange a phone call?
Hi Laurie!
Please review our most recent Media Release: http://www.midmarket.org/press-release/october_11_2012
I am writing to you on behalf of The Midmarket Institute in Princeton, NJ. Ours is the first independent organization devoted exclusively to providing practical help and building a strong midmarket community. We just want to make you aware of a significant Press Release (above) with major implications for those companies that comprise a segment of the American business community valued at $3.8 Trillion in revenues.
The Institute’s mission is to foster greater understanding, collaboration and commerce among midmarket companies and those that support them. Through its online presence at http://www.midmarket.org andhttp://www.midmarketworld.com, in-person events, publishing, sponsored research and advocacy, the Institute is committed to helping all midmarket companies to succeed.
The Institute is engaged in building the largest resource center for midmarket companies, their suppliers, capital providers, influencers and advisors to learn, buy, sell and partner – all centered on the important, common and recurring business challenges of midsize companies.
Your colleagues and readers may be interested in our newest resource. If you require any additional information, please give me a call. I love your blog and would enjoy speaking with you.
Thank you.
Regards,
Marc LeVine Director Director of Communications
The MidMarket Institute
(609) 285-6300
pr@midmarket.org
Link above for The Midmarket Institute Launches First of its Kind Online Resource Center for Midmarket Sector
Thanks for getting in touch! I would like to learn more about The Midmarket Institute. I will email you later today to schedule time to talk.
Hi Laurie, I read your article on http://www.smallbusinesscomputing.com/emarketing/article.php/3868601/What-is-Social-Media-Management-and-Why-Should-You-Care.htm
Must say it’s a very well written article. I wanted to request you to review Sociota.Net as a social media management platform and probably include it in your article if you find suitable.
Hello Laurie,
My name is Andrew Savin. I am a business manager of Stimulsoft.
I noticed that you are writing reviews on BI tools and would like to offer you to review the product we develop.
Three months ago we have released the product Stimulsoft Reports.Server and would like to suggest it for your review on your web site.
Stimulsoft Reports.Server is designed on the base of the “client-server” computing architecture. It is based on the interaction of multiple clients with the server. The client provides data visualization and user interface, and the server provides data processing, storing and transferring of the necessary information to the client application.
The basic version involves the installation of the entire server infrastructure internally on the enterprise servers. Using its own infrastructure is a good way to prevent overpaying for third-party hardware resources. Own server and communication in an isolated internal corporate environment provide the necessary level of security and data integrity. Stimulsoft Reports.Server is easily incorporated into a chain of processing of corporate information by integrating it with existing internal services.
You can learn more about the application on our website: http://www.stimulsoft.com/en/products/server/overview
We would be happy to provide you with a free non trial version for testing and reviewing purposes. Feel free to reach me out if you have any questions.
I have a speaking opportunity (virtual) for Laurie.