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By Rick Mans
This week a look at due diligence for SaaS and cloud computing, Salesforce.com releasing Chatter, did Wikipedia already hit its max and Pearltrees: bookmarks with a social twist (see also Capgemini’s review of Pearltrees which was published in...
Read moreEarlier this week I attended the Landelijk Architectuur Congres in Nieuwegein. Besides the noteworthy percentage of attendees with mustaches, grey hair and ties, a pleasant and friendly event. In the afternoon of the first day of the event I did a...
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By Rick Mans
This entry was written by Lee Smith. Lee works in the Information Management team within Technology Services in Capgemini UK, helping organizations to bring order to their unstructured content. Last week in Athens over a 1000 IT professionals...
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By J. Bergeli
The EU conference eGov 2009 just finished in Malmö. It has been two days filled with discussions and debates on the shape of the future e-government of the EU. The goals are lofty and ambitious in the accepted declaration and I look forward to...
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By Rick Mans
This week the release of Google’s Chrome OS, Chatter from Salesforce.com, Mozilla about speeding up the web and contact lenses with built-in virtual graphics. Social Media ROI Examples & Video A big question out there these days is: What is the...
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By P. Boisson
Every proposal is a unique piece of Agile work In companies like ours, Agile is not always easy to put in place. As we have strong contractual commitments with our clients, we need to define the clearest plan beforehand so that we can ensure that...
Read moreThis is a piece written by Praveen Veeramalla he is a member of the Knowledge Management team for the Financial Services Global Business Unit at Capgemini. Praveen is joining this blog as one of our regular bloggers.People who are able to...
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By R. Dboer
The core business of enterprise architects is to define structures based on requirements which are commonly referred to as principles. Flexibility is principle number one in organizational design, these days. A tacit assumption is that a modular...
Read moreThere are two generally held perceptions about agile. One, that agile is a kind of anarchist model with no processes, and second, that agile means no governance. Let’s look at the first perception that agile means no processes. We can understand...
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By Rick Mans
This week items about The feature of the Web by Kevin Kelly, Google and others, color as a limited resource and return on investment in social media. Microsoft releases SDK for Facebook Microsoft on Monday released a software development kit for...
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