Archive for February, 2010

Life in the cloud (computing) is not a radical shift, its more like a gentle transition.

24Feb10

I was recently asked by  M Roberston: Don’t you think the PC to cloud transition is the type of radical change we witness rarely? Honestly, I waffle on this one (go figure).  The cloudy movement seems like something both seemingly radical yet actually inevitable in that some dimensions of the transition are new, and other [...]


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The dangers of SO + IF + EEE = BPB (Best Practice Bingo). Example, CWF+RTB=$$$

15Feb10

Just about everyone wants to succeed at what they do.  As a result of this basic desire, a basic human instinct often kicks in to help out—mimicry.  In business speak, this mimicry operates under the term Best Practice.  In marketing this instinct is triggered through classic marketing campaigns such as “Be Like Mike.”  How might [...]


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