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Visibility, Alignment, & Optimization, Part III: Workforce Optimization
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Engagement Defined: Scott Rogers Speaks
Sometimes clarity trumps everything. Â I remember back in the days when we were defining what I called then CRM 2.0, later, thanks to Brent Leary's convincing discussions, Social CRM and, very...
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2011 MPSA Leadership Awards
The MPSA Board of Directors review nominees and selects the winners. Judges consider MPS best practices, operational fit, flexibility and growth, as well as business benefits and ROI. The annual...
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Defining the 'iGeneration': Not just a geeky bunch of kids
After two years of writing about the 'iGeneration', my colleague and I sat down to redefine the term, and to settle the ongoing war of words in relation to who the 'iGeneration' really are in this...
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Enterprise 2.0: Why process matters
The Enterprise 2.0 conference, held in Boston this week, reminds us that tools and techniques around collaboration only matter when they deliver concrete business value to corporate processes.
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SOA, defined for both advocates and cynics
What is loosely coupled? What is orchestration? What is SOA? A quick, concise guide to the most common terms used in the service oriented world.
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New definition of enterprise architecture emphasizes 'fit for purpose' across IT undertakings
IT architecture is about three things: mission, solution, and environment. Both the mission and the solution exist in the environment, and the purpose of the architecture is to specify essentials...
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Virtualization: By definition, it's a moving target [video]
Yesterday, I posted a video clip of some VMWorld coverage that I shot with my handy-dandy FlipCam. But once I handed over my footage to the editing team, I wasn't quite done playing - so I headed...
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Meaningful use debate approaches climax
Doyle called adoption the "dirty little secret" of the health IT business. Too many systems are sitting in closets, unused, because while they meet CCHIT standards they are just too hard for...
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Searching for definition
A recurring theme for me at the Enterprise 2.0 conference in Boston was defining 'Enterprise 2.0'as discussed in my earlier post. Based on my conversations with various attendees, some were...
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Should we fight the proprietary open source power?
In open source, however, at least you can see the code, add your fix, add your feature, tell your friends, blog about it, put it on your Web site and hope, through the magic of Google, it's found...
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NSA cooperation: OK for e-mail, IM companies?
White House wanted immunity for phone companies over possible cooperation with NSA, but new bill also would shield e-mail, IM providers.
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The biggest spam challenge: defining it
Charlie Rose, during a recent taping of his TV show, asked me and three other guests for our definitions of spam. The other responses ranged from “unsolicited commercial e-mail" to "an unwanted...
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Why do-not-spam lists are a bad idea
Despite the recent success of “do-not-call” lists, similar lists for junke-mailers are doomed to fail. They could even make the problem worse. Might such lists cause some temporary spam...
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Analysis: The definition of middleware
Glossaries provide the remedy foundations. David Berlind dives into the differences in the middleware definitions in the two remedy proposals.
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Google's Rubin spars with Oracle over definition of fragmentation
Andy Rubin returns to court to follow up on questions that prompted him to say that the java.lang APIs were copyrighted by Sun Microsystems.
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The malware numbers game: how many viruses are out there?
How many distinct strains of malware are in circulation today? If you said hundreds of thousands or millions, you're way off. A close look at numbers from one leading security company helps...
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The Changing Definition of "Printing"
Will we see the death of the commercial printing industry the way we saw the death of the typesetting industry?
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NIST definition of cloud computing doesn't go far enough
The National Institute of Standards and Technology published its 16th and final definition of cloud in September. A great resource for government agencies, but businesses may need something more...
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Big Data: Defining its definition
Big Data is all the rage these days, as are its constituent technologies like Hadoop, NoSQL, and the mystical discipline of data science. But it turns out that understanding of, and a consensus...
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Apple iPad event definitely March 7th--new iPad VERY likely
New iPad should be announced March 7th. Now we wait to see if it's an upgraded iPad or a completely new form factor
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