Platforms
Inside Amazon: AWS, APIs, and Platform Thinking
A fascinating window into one of the company's strongest, most innovative, and most profitable planks.
Tag: Platforms
Thoughts, observations, and occasional rants about the most popular business model today.
Book Reviews
Dogfight by Fred Vogelstein
An inside look at the battle between iOS and Android.
Platforms
Healthcare.gov: Government IT Project Failure at Its Finest
Learning from a historically awful IT debacle.
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.
Platforms
Frenemies and the Age of the Platform
In my first Ignite talk, I stress the importance of getting comfortable with being uncomfortable.
Platforms
Amazon and Frenemies
What does Amazon do and why does the company do it? Watch and find out.
Platforms
Enterprise 2.0: A Report Card
It's here. It’s just not evenly distributed.
Platforms
Why I'm Bullish on WordPress
The content management system is poised for continued growth.
Platforms
My Interview With Mark Kelly of Marillion
I sit down with the über-talented keyboardist to discuss a range of topics.
Platforms
On Yahoo!, Tumblr, and Planks
One plank does not a platform make, but this move makes sense.
Platforms
The Problem, Dear Marissa, Lies Not Within Yahoo!
The fix for Yahoo! hinges upon what happens outside of the office.
Management
Android, Google, and Frenemies
In its quest to kill Apple, has Google inadvertently empowered its rivals-and created new ones?
Big Data
Big Data Is Additive
On the silliness of the ROI of Big Data.
Platforms
On Android and Frenemies
Has Google inadvertently empowered its rivals–and created new ones?
Platforms
Is Facebook Blowing It?
Is Facebook pushing monetization too hard?
Platforms
On Platforms and Relevance
People are starting to get it.
Platforms
Why Most Big Companies Can't Innovate
"Not Invented Here" stymies new ideas at large organizations.