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Amitabh Apte This is an unusual post. I usually try and stick to the topics of Technology and it’s impact on Business in this Blog. But these are not usual times, not for Japan, not for it’s people and neither for us. For the tragedy unfolding is no longer limited …
I had the pleasure to host a session by Dr Tim O’Neill at the British Computer Society’s Enterprise Architecture Specialist Group a few weeks ago. Dr O’Neill is the faculty of Engineering and IT at the University of Technology, Sydney, though cur…
Based on my personal experience of over Eight years of working in Air Travel Transport Industry, I am a firm believer that the Air Travel Transport Industry has been a technology pioneer on a number of fronts. The rest of the world has caught up with…
It is almost a week since I left balmy Bangalore of 25 Degrees and landed at Heathrow to be welcomed by 8 Degree and a few showers. As I settled into routine over the last week, I started to piece together sights, sounds, mental notes, observations. Du…
Continuing in my series of posts from India, here is the third installment which briefly covers latest NASSCOM report on outsourcing revenue stats, Adobe India Strategy and Cloud Reliability concerns from majority of Indian Execs. Past two posts can be…
Continuing my series of posts from my travels across India, here is the next one which highlights the Mergers and Acquisitions Spree, Cloud Technology Adoption and the Partnerships to deliver ambitious Unique Identification Cards program of the Govt of…
I have taken a break of couple of weeks and currently traveling through India. This does not mean that I take a break from my Social Media activities though and I will continue to blog, twitt, poke and link as much as my travels allow. Besides travels …
Davos, Switzerland, becomes the temporary capital of the planet this time of the year as world leaders converge to tackle pressing global economic and policy questions at the Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF). It is much more than a …
The concept of “reference architecture” is often misunderstood and gets associated with IT. While the implementation may very well be IT, the reference architecture essentially is a business and operational artefact. As RUP defines, “the referenc…
In 1989 Walt Disney Pictures released a popular comedy with the title of “Honey, I shrunk the kids”. It was early days for animation and graphics wizardry in the movies. Jurassic Park was still four years away; the first Harry Potter movie was elev…
The previous post of this blog outlined the Big Society Agenda, its context and the concept. Continuing with the January 2011 theme of the Big Society for this blog, this post will analyse how to make Big Society happen and how Information & …
Looking back on 2010 and analysing the events, people, decisions which shaped the year here in the UK, there is little doubt that formation of the Lib-Dem + Conservative alliance government and their subsequent policy announcements would top most lists…