Aaron Fulkerson

Founder & CEO at MindTouch, Inc

Aaron is a multifaceted entrepreneur and technology advocate. He has held senior management positions at three technology startups and has helped to launch non-profits and businesses outside the technology industry. Aaron received his BS in Computer Science from University of North Carolina—Chapel Hill. He worked for Microsoft Advanced Strategies and Policies on distributed systems and owned and operated a successful technology consulting firm. He is a recognized expert on communities, software, and open source and is regularly asked to speak on these topics at conferences and Universities.

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Video: Collaborative Networking: How it's Different
An Explanation of how Collaborative Networks fit in the enterprise collaboration landscape.


Presentation: What is Web Oriented Architecture?
A presentation delivered by the CEO of MindTouch at GlueCon discussing WOA.


Video: Aaron Fulkerson Talks About Open Source Company Leadership
Aaron talks about Mindtouch, but has lots to say about why leadership and promotional ability are necessary for any successful open source project.


Video: MindTouch Deki Demo
MindTouch Deki Demo


Video: Talking about Wikis with Mindtouch
Aaron Fulkerson and Steve Bjork, co-founders of MindTouch, talk about the Wiki market and what makes their tool better than others.


Video: Demo of MindTouch
Aaron Fulkerson, co-founder of Mindtouch, gives us a demo of what makes his wiki tool better than other wiki tools. Specifically its strengths are that it's open source and that it has a great API.


Video: The Basics of DekiWiki Hayes
This inaugural videocast covers the basics of DekiWiki Hayes' new architecture.


MindTouch, Inc Blog
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  • Whitepaper: Combat Latent Churn with Social Product Help
  • February 08 2012
    The New Marketing Mantra for Savvy Companies of all Sizes is now “Customer Success.” If a customer succeeds in accomplishing their goals with your product, they most likely will wholeheartedly adopt it and recommend it to their peers. If they don’t, quite the opposite happens. ProblemCompanies have become aware of a consumer phenomenon called “latent [...] ...
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  • The Eighty Year Old Technology That Will Change How You Support Your Customers
  • February 07 2012
    I recently had an abject lesson in how end user success is strongly correlated to a company’s success when I won a telescope from a holiday drawing. I’m not a telescope kind of person per se. I’ve never used a telescope and the extent of my constellation knowledge is Orion’s Belt and maybe the Big [...] ...
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  • What Dora The Explorer Can Teach Us About Great Customer Experience
  • February 02 2012
    I have young children, so I get the pleasure (and sometimes the pain) of watching a lot of children’s TV shows. The more I watch these shows, I realize that they can teach us a lot about how to implement great customer experiences. It starts with a task. Children today are taught much differently than [...] ...
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  • Quick! Win SXSW Pass, $50 Amazon GC or Tshirts
  • January 31 2012
    The famous geekapalooza conference SXSWi is on the horizon and I have an extra ticket I want to give away. Additionally, I have $50 Amazon Gift Cards and boxes full of MindTouch tshirts I’d like to dole out as well. For the lucky winner of the SXSWi pass, priced at about $1,000, I’ll even up [...] ...
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