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#ogChat Summary – The Future of BYOD

With over 400 tweets flying back and forth, last week's BYOD Tweet Jam (#ogChat) saw a fast-paced, lively discussion on the future of the BYOD trend and its implications in the enterprise. In case you missed the conversation, here’s a recap of…

The Future of BYOD – Tweet Jam

On Tuesday, September 18, The Open Group will host a special tweet jam to examine the topic of Bring-Your-Own-Device (BYOD) and current approaches to managing it. Please join us! Continue reading →

The Tipping Point to Mobile

As I read my Twitter feed on my smartphone, I am noticing a slowly growing trend.  More and more websites recognize that I am using a mobile device and are serving up there content for a mobile experience.  I really appreciate this…

In Profile, Digital Shoreditch

Figure 1 – The Organic Cluster Silicon Roundabout, is an entrepreneurial cluster which has has grown up around Shoreditch and Old Street in East London, extending to reach the Olympic Park in Stratford. It is a ‘hot ticket’ in terms of innovation…

Saturday Sages on Twitter – who do you learn from?

The #FollowFriday (#FF) trend on Twitter has been around for years.  Here is the first tweet that started it all: https://twitter.com/#!/micah/status/1124262248  by Micah Baldwin @micah on Jan 16, 2009: I am starting Follow Fridays. Every Friday, suggest a person to follow, and everyone…

Chill Your Viper

Chill your viper   It is surprising how many corporations have archaic, tedious, annoying, time consuming and self-defeating fulfilment processes for free content (white papers, brochures, technical specs etc.)distribution. This is bizarre. Yes, they collect emails (some fake) and other personal detritus,…

Web Natives, Viral Friends

Figure 1 – Conceptualisation – Pulling it all together [Source: Steve Nimmons] If you’ve not yet seen this video from Friends School in Lisburn (FSL), take 8 minutes or so and peruse now. It could be argued that such ventures are highly…

A week in Tweets: 02-08 October 2011

Another week’s worth of Tweets and links, for once almost on time. Usual categories, of course, with a few extra bits and pieces as usual. Over to you? Enterprise-architecture, business architecture and that kind of stuff: practicingEA: At an engagement yesterday client…

A week in Tweets: 25 September – 01 October 2011

Another week’s collection of Tweets and links – somewhat oversized this time, don’t quite know why. Usual categories, anyway, after the usual break: Enterprise-architecture and the other ‘business big-picture’ stuff: SAlhir: RT @Jabaldaia Network analysis in innovation may surprise us http://bit.ly/nDy4eA ArtBourbon:…
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