End-User Computing Manifesto, v3
...As a metaphor for how IT might support end-user computing, on the other hand, the App Store provides excellent guidance, especially compared to the lockdown that’s purported to be industry...… (11 comments)
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A contrarian view of process
...(2001) isolated five factors common to the high-performance companies he and his team analyzed. Process improvement or reengineering initiatives weren’t among them. High-quality leadership, a culture of discipline, and strategic...…
Yet more reasons the network computer is worthless (first appeared in InfoWorld)
...worthless without Oracle8.” Dot 1: The network computer, a great new platform that’s supposed to free us from the tyranny of the so-called “Wintel Duopoly” by being fully buzzword compliant...…
Outlook Cloudy
...Cloud computing won’t turn out to be all that important. Here’s my new geometric-style proof: 1. Definition: Cloud computing now means everything. 2. Definition: Something is a subset of everything....… (4 comments)
A cloud spiral of death. No, not Sandy. The other type of cloud.
Xcel Energy has asked the Minnesota Public Utilities commission to approve a 10% rate increase. This matters to everyone interested in cloud computing (I think). Here’s why: A major reason...… (2 comments)
Stop stomping out shadow IT
...blocking Salesforce.com (blockers aren’t free, and someone needs to administer them too) probably exceeds the cost of buying Act! licenses. Here’s what kills me: Salesforce.com has to have the most...… (12 comments)
We’re competing with whom?
...was even a competitor until far too late in the game, just as it didn’t occur to mainstream publishers that Amazon was a competitor until far too late in that...… (10 comments)
Credit, corrections, complaints and comments
...well, if you’re adroit, it comes back to haunt your successor. * * * Sometimes a correction isn’t good enough — something even better comes up. Last week, following a...… (14 comments)
To lock or not to lock – it’s a deeper question than you thought
...it. I don’t care if your company manufactures cinder blocks, or buys and sells lentils. It doesn’t matter if the product itself is a commodity. Any company that wants to...…
Privacy policies … they aren’t just for websites (first appeared in InfoWorld)
...resources. Yes, companies can legally restrict their use to company business, and search through them at will. Opinion: companies need to distinguish between what they legally can do and what...…