Technology
How to Handle Support for Decommissioned Enterprise Apps
It’s only a matter of when your organization faces this dilemma.
Tag: Cloud Computing
Thoughts on the move from on-premise software to something more scalable.
Book Reviews
Throwing Rocks at the Google Bus
A look at the new book by Douglas Rushkoff.
Technology
Lessons From Starbucks' New CTO Appointment
Every company is becoming a tech company. Some just haven't realized it yet.
Technology
DevOps and the New IT
Exploring some of the major business ramifications of cloud computing.
Communication
On Success, Clarity, and Simplicity
Partners, employees, and vendors cannot successfully deploy new technologies while confused.
Big Data
Big Data: Necessitating New Partnerships in New Media
The trend is unmistakeable.
Big Data
An Intelligent Approach to Cloud Computing
It's essential to know which business goals your organization is trying to accomplish.
Big Data
How to Speak Data to the Data-Challenged
Tips on communicating to everyday people without confusing them.
Technology
Five Tenets of Cloud Computing
There's much more nuance to the term than many would believe.
Trends
Cloud Computing Lessons From Apple
Don't think of cloud computing as a discrete "IT project."
Platforms
The Invisible Cloud
Thoughts on the continued evolution of cloud computing.
Technology
The Future of Retail and the Cloud Wars
The race for cloud-computing dominance is heating up.
Analytics
Thoughts on IBM Pulse 2014
Musings on cloud computing, Breaking Bad, and a host of other subjects.
Communication
What's Inhibiting Employee Productivity?
Are we missing that one über-useful tool? Nonsense.
Project Management
Five Tips for a Successful CRP
A few thoughts how to improve the results of coordinated testing.
Big Data
Big Data and Cloud Computing: Not Just for Big Companies
Some thoughts on two of my favorite subjects.
Big Data
Fixing Healthcare: Let's Start With Technology
Keep refining algorithms. Keep using data.
Technology
Acceptable Downtime: A Relic of a Bygone Era?
Today, every business always needs to be up and running.