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By adoezela
Twitter has become an increasingly important place. Some people, back in the day, used Google to find out about certain topics or people. Now a lot of people go on someone else his Twitter page and in a couple of minutes they know what that person is...
Read moreI was thinking the other day about what comes next after Facebook and Twitter. I looked at interesting initiatives like the Future of Facebook project but I also realised pretty quickly that for the majority or organisations the reality is that...
Read moreThe words “but of course CRM is not a technology” prompted a collective sigh of relief from the audience. The speaker hadn’t fallen into the trap of committing the ultimate CRM sin and assuming that CRM technology could fix a business problem....
Read moreA DMZ separates an external network from directly referencing an internal network. It does this by isolating the machine that is being directly accessed from all other machines. Most of the time the external network is the Internet and what is in the...
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By Jude Umeh
Certain trends and observations in the use and growth of content and communication technologies make it clear that the future of digital enterprise will depend heavily on key enablers such as Mobile Infrastructure. As ever, technology is probably the...
Read moreThe explosion of SaaS is a good thing. Three years ago I wrote a paper on the shift from systems to service about how businesses need to start thinking in terms of business services to enable this shift. In that paper I talked about how taking a...
Read more19th Century: “Work” and “Private” become two separate time zones defined by when people clock into the mass production conveyor belts and when they clock out again to go home to some highly needed and well deserved sleep.21st Century: Mobile...
Read moreIn a recent tweet someone asked the question why anyone involved with Open Source software development would still want to work at Microsoft. Somehow it doesn't seem like the most obvious environment for it. Do open source adepts at Microsoft get...
Read moreSimplify and facilitate. In my opinion, this should be a key principle for any modern business operating in the Internet age. It really baffles me to see many so called business models that appear to be doing just the opposite. Well, the remedy is...
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