Communication
Gmail: Were You Hacked?
A quick way to find out.
Tag: Google
Posts on this topic reference this über-powerful corporation and its products.
Big Data
Big Data: It Depends
Thoughts on the silliness of answering certain data-related questions.
Big Data
Android Fragmentation: A Dataviz on Platform Strategy
An interesting way of manifesting Android's Wild Wild West.
Big Data
On Data, Stories, and Persuasion
Examining whether decisions today should begin and end with data.
Big Data
The Case for Employee Data Self-Service, Part 1
This is the first post in a three-part series on data democratization.
Technology
The Future of Retail and the Cloud Wars
The race for cloud-computing dominance is heating up.
Big Data
Big Data in the Enterprise: Mostly Lip Service
My latest from InformationWeek on the adoption of Big Data.
Platforms
Evernote's Platform Struggles
As the company is learning, building a platform is much easier said than done.
Communication
Why I Don't Blog Every Day
Just because you can doesn't mean that you should.
Big Data
Refine Your Data the Google Way
Cleaning up data has never been easier.
Book Reviews
Dogfight by Fred Vogelstein
An inside look at the battle between iOS and Android.
Big Data
Big Data and Cloud Computing: Not Just for Big Companies
Some thoughts on two of my favorite subjects.
Big Data
Amazon and the Importance of a Data Culture
Success at the company has always stemmed from its use of data.
Big Data
Google, Big Data, and The Innovator's Dilemma
Learn from Google: Keep refining algorithms. Keep using data.
Technology
The Pros and Cons of BYOD
A look at the costs and benefits of one of today's most important trends.
Platforms
Thoughts on Ballmer, the Consumerization of IT, and Platforms
Complaining seems to be a tell-tale sign that you're facing irrelevance.
Interviews
Tech Cocktail Week Interview
A talk about writing, my books, and whether it's better to work for a small company.
Technology
A Ridiculously Early and Hopefully Amusing Review of Google Glass
My initial reaction to spending ten minutes with Google's nextgen product.