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People like easy answers. Why spend time analyzing and evaluating when you can just take some thing or some technique that someone else has already put to use and be done with it? Why indeed? I mean, “me too” is a valid strategy, right? And we don’t want people to get off message, right? And […]
The Open Group, the vendor-neutral IT consortium, is hosting its upcoming event in Berlin, April 24-27, 2017. The Open Group Berlin 2017 will focus on
When the usual chaos of working as an adult, hits you, then it is understandable that you, yes you- will find something else to dry your thirst of new things and adventures.And that what’s happened.I was hired as a System Analyst for Sinag Solutions la…
Football, basketball and hockey are all popular team sports played around the world. All push the team spirit, have a play to win attitude and watch the competition fiercely. They also have fans, enemies and […]
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Alternative truth should be nothing new for everyone working on projects as their is always a current truth called the project plan and potential truth, if the the current timeline is no longer working out. Also in architecture we are working with options, plan B and C, as well as conflicting scope and requirement considerations. … Continue reading Alternative truth for architects →
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On McKinsey’s Two Speed IT Architecture and Digital Business Models
On McKinsey’s Two Speed IT Architecture and Digital Business Models (i)
Several Forrester colleagues and I attended the Google Next conference earlier this month, an event showcasing the Google Cloud Platform portfolio. One message, however, was distinctly NOT cloudy: Google is aiming at the enterprise market. And that inc…
Ten days ago, when I wrote the post “Uber and the Cost of a Culture of Corruption”, I said that assuming there will be negative consequences (both legal and financial) from the incidents in the news, then it is in Uber’s best interests to fix the problem that led to them in the first place. […]
We are all told how important it is to fail, but when it gets concrete we an aversion to own up for good reason as owning up to failure goes against our innermost being. The strange thing however is that those that own up usually will get benefits from it as they are seen as … Continue reading Failure to fail learning from failure →
Almost one and a half year since I wrote anything on this blog. I’ve spent that time to participate in creating a spark that ignited people to change how they view their opportunities in business. From this initial spark was created a network or perhaps movement is the more appropriate word that has grown ever […]
Please take a look at my new unBook the sequel to Lost In Translation:What’s This Blog About? The Problem with Processes: The Reprise Ten Minutes More On VPEC-T Navigating VPEC-T The Four Focus AreasThe Change Design ToolboxPlease f…
Please take a look at my new unBook the sequel to Lost In Translation:What’s This Blog About? The Problem with Processes: The Reprise Ten Minutes More On VPEC-T Navigating VPEC-T The Four Focus AreasThe Change Design ToolboxPlease f…