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Category Archives: Technology
Changing the culture is the real global challenge with Covid-19
Well it’s here, it will go and something else will come again. We have taken for granted that: physically close social interaction is a way of life the healthcare system can handle anything the shelves are always full of whatever … Continue reading
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Blockchain enabling Santa Claus
I am often asked what all the fuss is about Blockchain and then asked to explain it. Well the fuss is about a fundamental paradigm shift in how electronic transactions can be done. BitCoin is just one of millions of … Continue reading
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AI will make the world’s first trillionaires
Hate or love Mark Cuban, you have to agree that the man has an eye for trends, after all he made one of the biggest gains in tech history getting Yahoo! to pay him a few billion for his Broadcast.com … Continue reading
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Note to CEO from your shareholders: If you think cloud IT is optional, please resign now.
When I first joined Microsoft in 2001 I met the indomitable Bob McDowell, the founder of Microsoft Consulting Services and the author of “Driving Digital” (yes in 2001). He relayed a story of his meeting with a CEO of a … Continue reading
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You are running out of pencils….
Eventually you will run out of pencils and can’t give your users any more. Faber-Castell was one of the first to mass manufacture introduce this awesome productivity tool in the mid 1700’s. We have received more than 250 years … Continue reading
Don’t Migrate to the Cloud … Restart on it
There are two philosophies of using cloud: moving workloads to the cloud and using cloud to move workloads. They are two very different approaches. When you move a workload to the cloud, you take what you are doing today and … Continue reading
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Is Technology Making Us Dumber?
In Lake Park Wisconsin last week a professional transport truck driver with almost 30 years accident-free experience behind the wheel drove his rig onto a pedestrian path, across two foot bridges and had to be lifted by crane back … Continue reading
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CEO: Why you should worry more about XP than you did about Y2K
The Year 2000 came and went without all the horrific events speculated by the prognosticators of doom. Why was that? … It was because; we understood the problem (99-98=1 and 00-99=-99), we knew how to fix it, invested billions of … Continue reading
The reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated.- The PC
Mark Twain responded with those words to an article published June 1, 1897, in the New York Herald indicating his imminent death. He lived another 13 years. Today there is a lot of press about the death of the … Continue reading
Infinite Shades of Grey 