Re: Big data ripple effect - thoughts?
In my view, "big data" is a tool, and it is likely to influence society, very much like the steam engine and oil have done.I think there's little point attempting to "resist" the use of "big data" - I...
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INFOGRAPHIC: Mobile Devices Overtake Daily Life
I found this infographic, posted on PC Mag here, that has some really interesting tidbits about mobility in the present and future. The factoid I found most interesting is: "On average, people check...
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Re: Social is changing how we work!
There seems to be one category missing - Social Education. There is already an informal undercurrent of this happening at major universities, where students naturally use Facebook and other social...
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Peter Drucker introduced the term "Knowledge Economy" back in 1966, many years before social media tools arrived on the scene. It looks as if social media tools can push us towards a "true" knowledge...
View ArticleRe: Tweets for the future - Do you have others?
@taucherthomas: Uncertainty is the only certainty #Enterprise2020
View ArticleRe: Tweets for the future - Do you have others?
@taucherthomas The question is not what the future will be, but how quickly you can react and adapt to it #enterprise2020 #hp
View ArticleThoughts on Spamhaus-Cyberbunker dispute?
See NYT article here. http://nyti.ms/WZSFjwLots of interesting discussion, but what strikes me most is that there are many comments attacking Spamhaus and by extension supporting Cyberbunker.
View ArticleRe: Social is changing how we work!
I think thatshould be evaluatedfirst forknowledge.The technologyis and will bea means tocreate working groups, discussion groups, contacts with friendsgeographically dispersedin different areas, such...
View ArticleRe: INFOGRAPHIC: Mobile Devices Overtake Daily Life
I agree it seems like alot... especially when you think about every 6.5 minutes... but I think it comes in waves where you check the phone lots... think about checking in for a flight, changing planes,...
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View ArticleRe: Thoughts on Spamhaus-Cyberbunker dispute?
Ultimately, I firmly believe this qualified as one of those "tempest in a teapot" incidents. While the media were quick to call it "biggest DDoS ever" in reality it was nothing like that.Sometimes we...
View ArticleManaged security services offer CSPs cost-effective, future-ready way to compete
When hackers hit Manitoba Hydro Telecom’s website in late March, it knocked the Canadian communications service provider’s site offline. The incident originated when attackers took advantage of a...
View ArticleRe: Big data ripple effect - thoughts?
I had to laugh a bit about the "deep fat fryer" example in thearticle. If the author was talking about the southern part of the US and theywere concerned about people looking up topics like frying,...
View ArticleRe: Have IT departments become completely useless and outdated?
Have to agree with you Mike. As long as IT thinks of itself as separate or in someway "special", it is a problem. IT is an important and useful part of the business -- the goal is the business, not...
View ArticleRe: Have IT departments become completely useless and outdated?
Regardless of the executive function, brilliant executives will remain being brilliant (and they are the few) and mediocre executives will remain mediocre (and they are the many). It is not fair to...
View ArticleRe: Thoughts on Spamhaus-Cyberbunker dispute?
The interesting thing about this incident to me was the targeting of a internet exchange, who (for whatever reason) had publicly-addressable IP's. This expanded the collateral damage to a big part of...
View ArticleRe: The Confidence Factor
Diversity is definition and lack of definition, it is respect and disrespect - it is therefore ability to be this diverse. A diversity program on the other hand is everything but diverse - it is a...
View ArticleHow's this for mobile innovation?
We all know mobile technologies, like Big Data and social media, are and will continue to be disruptive forces. How do you think developments like a mobile 3D display that does not require glasses will...
View ArticleRe: Big data ripple effect - thoughts?
Big Data is interesting. Open Data is more interesting. To the extent that Big Data liberates data such that people can make informed decisions without constraint, I am a fan of this.
View ArticleRe: Tweets for the future - Do you have others?
@McGovernTheory People, then process then tools in that order. This perspective is thirty years old and will take us another thirty years to grok its importance.
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