Platforms
Thoughts on Ballmer, the Consumerization of IT, and Platforms
Complaining seems to be a tell-tale sign that you're facing irrelevance.
Tag: Apple
Thoughts on one of the most powerful companies in the world and the products it makes.
Big Data
On Caveman, Big Data, and Pie Charts
The era of Big Data requires us to ask ourselves, What's the best way to represent information?
Interviews
Tech Cocktail Week Interview
A talk about writing, my books, and whether it's better to work for a small company.
Technology
Apple-ization of the Enterprise Webinar
Learn about the challenges that tech-savvy employees and BYOD pose for IT departments.
Big Data
11 Big Data Myths
A look at many misconceptions about Big Data.
Platforms
On Android and Frenemies
Has Google inadvertently empowered its rivals–and created new ones?
Big Data
Forks, Seinfeld, Toilet Paper, and the Internet of Things
If forks are changing, what makes you think that your databases will not?
Platforms
Santa Clara University Discussion
What questions do grad students have about platforms and Big Data?
Platforms
Ecosystems in Action
Ecosystems extend platforms. I've said it before and I'll say it again.
Platforms
On Platforms and Whining
Complaining seems to be a tell-tale sign that you're facing irrelevance.
Book Reviews
The Laws of Subtraction by Matt May
Just because we can pack more in doesn't mean that we should.
Platforms
On the New iPhone and Mapgate
Understanding Apple's mistake in kicking Google off of its platform.
Platforms
Has Apple Lost its Mojo?
Is the effect of Steve Jobs' loss finally being felt through Apple fanboy land?
Trends
Inc. Article #14: A Smarter Mobile Strategy
Chaotic Moon has developed apps for some of the world's biggest brands. Here's what it has learned in the process.
Platforms
The End of Silicon Valley as We Know It?
Thoughts on platforms and innovation.
Platforms
Digg and Other People's Platforms (OPPs)
Your platform may very well determine your startup’s success—so why not build your own?
Platforms
Amazon: Under the Radar?
How one of the world's biggest companies quietly churns along.
Communication
The Journey Is the Reward
Money is nice, but the chief benefit of writing is the journey.