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Background: Smith, who hails from Brentwood, Tennessee, had never blogged before joining Romney's campaign in January, but had been an avowed "political junkie" for most of his life.

He studied political science at Princeton before going to work on the re-election team for former Republican Senate majority leader Bill Frist in 2003, which is when he caught the campaign bug.

"I'm a voracious news consumer and I found that I was getting more information from online sources, and so when I graduated in 2005, I was looking for a way to put my passion for new media and politics into play," said Smith, who was reading more than 30 blogs a day at that point.

His first gig was helping onetime presidential hopeful Frist construct an online presence, record podcasts and blog, which led to an opportunity to help do the same for the Romney campaign.

(You can check out Smith's work here.) Trial by fire: Smith had barely gotten his bags unpacked on New Year's Day when he was faced with his first viral crisis.

While monitoring th...

Last year, for example, Contributing Editor Galen Gruman brought you Tech Startups to Watch, which highlighted 15 technology startups with an interest in the enterprise.

(Galen will be revisiting some of those companies later in the month).

This year, InfoWorld is going one better and is designating May the Month of Enterprise Startups (MOES), in which our writers and editors will bring you a new enterprise startup each day for the month of May - 31 in total.

Why enterprise startups, you ask?

There are lots of reasons.

For one thing, young companies that sell into the enterprise space tend to get lost in the media stampede toward trendy operations like Facebook and megadeals like Google's $1.65 billion offer for video sharing site YouTube in November 2006.

That 10-figure deal symbolized much of what this next wave in technology was about: the Web, youth, media, and content sharing.

But the froth over those deals obscures an equally important transformation that is happening in the enterprise, where Web- based applications and collaboration are transforming the way that work is done.

After all, the massive YouTube deal overshadows a h...