By Ron Tolido
Guess we are all in agreement by now? As Tim Cook confirmed this week when launching the new iPad (not ‘iPad 3’ not ‘iPad HD’ not iPad Maxiumus Optimus Prime GT 7.3.1 X, just iPad, sounds simple, makes even more sense) we have clearly entered...
Read moreIn recent posts I have been looking at the change that new technology is creating. From one direction we see how businesses want to use clouds, mobility, big data and social tools to create new capabilities externally to do business in new...
Read moreI have had very interesting and broadly similar conversations on this topic that started with colleagues Rick Mans, our resident expert on social networks and tools, and Laurence Buchanan who has helped the rich and famous prosper with social CRM...
Read moreSome say it's difficult to get excited about infrastructure. It's not a point of view that I recognize since infrastructure is really the foundation layer on which everything rests. If the network or Internet service goes down then you don't have to...
Read moreAfter the predictions for 2012 were posted came the reality of the 2011 market statistics. Maybe it’s not a surprise that 2011 was the year which the tablet really took off, but what is a surprise is the scale with which it took off. For me the...
Read moreThree things this week have individually and collectively really made me think I was seeing something both interesting and important. Two of them are down to Oracle and the third was at the Open Group meeting inSan Francisco. Let’s start with a...
Read moreIt’s not often that there is a genuine ‘green field’ opportunity, a real chance to start from scratch without the handicap of legacy, both in systems and working practices. Oddly enough it’s happened for me several times recently and the...
Read moreDid you read last week’s CTO Blog post which noted and linked to the views of Gartner, Forrester and IDC that we would see 2012 as the year in which a really recognizable shift would be underway to deliver new front office business capabilities and...
Read moreI was deliberately pretty conventional in my comments about technology for 2012, but after reading Gartner’s views that up to 35% of expenditure will move from IT by 2015, that 2012 will be the year of big data, and also that enterprises will...
Read moreThe Christmas slowdown always gives me the opportunity to catch up on my reading list and I was surprised how much of it related to mobile technology. Perhaps I should explain that my systematic approach is to keep a running list of URLs with the...
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