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In Twilight of the CIO (seen through David Berlind) Nicholas Carr writes:
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In this world, a company trumpeting the appointment of a new chief information officer will seem as anachronistic as a company today naming a new vice president for water and gas.
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Everything is 'aaS' (see Phil Wainewright). Why not combine it with the other big buzz?
Michael Krigsman blogs about "Stopping failure in its tracks":
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1. Understand the source of the problem.
2. Decide how to fix it.
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Unfortunately sometimes (i.e. often) it's not so easy because "people make projects" (the motto of the IT company I work for).
Apple tries to protecte the iPhone against the evil resellers (see TechCrunch or Engadget - seen through Techmeme).
This is my humble suggestion how to manage this.
Simplicity is key (see Michael Krigsman).
AJAX not necessarily (see Joe McKendrick).
Google is becoming a utility (see Nicholas Carr).
BP has been fined to pay a lot of money (see Harry Fuller and Heather Clancy).
A good day for the start of our small series about global warming and fun sports.
Sorry for this lame joke.
But after reading TechCrunchs social site ranking I just could not resist.
Larry Dignan asks: "Will your phone ever be free?"
Nicholas Carr posts about the "illusion of privacy" (unfortinately not a quote from one of the Jaiki founders).
Maybe the major community releases do not differ so much.
