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Category Archives: Information Technology
The architecture after cloud
I think that Zach Nelson (Netsuite’s CEO) was wrong when he said that “cloud is the last computing architecture” but I also believe that his quote is a healthy challenge to take computing and business architectures to a new level. … Continue reading
Our machines will not outsmart us
Over the millennia we have been warned that the end of the world is nigh. While it will no doubt be true one day, warnings by Stephen Hawking in a piece he co-authored on artificial intelligence don’t fill me with … Continue reading
Trading your way to IT simplicity
Stop reading now if your organisation is easier to navigate today than it was 3, 5 or 10 years ago. The reality that most of us face is that the general ledger that might have cost $100,000 to implement twenty … Continue reading
Your personal cloud meets the enterprise
In organisations around the world employees are accidently merging their personal and professional cloud applications with dire results. Some of the issues include the routing of sensitive text messages to family members and the replication of confidential documents onto the … Continue reading
Posted in digital disruption, information economy, Information Management, Information Technology
Tagged BYOA, BYOD, Cloud
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Analogue business with a digital facade
Everyone is talking about digital disruption and the need to transform their company into a “digital business”. However, ask most people what a digital business is and they’ll talk in terms of online shopping, mobile channels or the latest wearable … Continue reading
The Quantum Computer dream could be killed by Information Management
For years now the physics community has been taking the leap into computer science through the pursuit of the quantum computer. As weird as the concepts underpinning the idea of such a device are, even weirder is the threat that … Continue reading
Posted in Featured, Information Management, Information Technology
Tagged information theory, quantum computing
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Careers in Technology
Is there a future for careers in Information Technology? Globally, professional societies such as the British Computer Society and the Australian Computer Society have long argued that practitioners need to be professionals. However, there is a counter-argument that technology is … Continue reading
How CIOs can discuss the contribution of IT
Just how productive are Chief Information Officers or the technology that they manage? With technology portfolios becoming increasingly complex it is harder than ever to measure productivity. Yet boards and investors want to know that the capital they have tied-up … Continue reading
Login with social media
With a little work, social networks have the potential to be as valuable in confirming an identity as a passport. It is the power of the crowd that can prove the integrity of the account holder, perhaps best described as … Continue reading
The race to the internet of things is a marathon
The PC era is arguably over and the age of ubiquitous computing might finally be here. Its first incarnation has been mobility through smartphones and tablets. Many pundits, though, are looking to wearable devices and the so-called “internet of things” … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud, digital disruption, information economy, Information Technology
Tagged internet of things
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Information-Driven Business 