As we aboard the subject of innovation you would traditionally find 2 groups of innovation: progressive and disruptive. Disruptive innovation is not standalone, it is shaped by a number of progressive innovations that at a point in time have a significant impact on a technology or a market. This is also valid for corporate...
In his recent HBR online Article “Social Media’s Impending Flood of Customer Unlikes” ( http://blogs.hbr.org/cs/2011/09/social_medias_impending_flood.html?cm_mmc=email-_-newsletter-_-marketing-_-marketing092211&referral=00212&utm_source=newsletter_marketing&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=marketing092211 ) BRIAN SOLIS points out that “Brands are furiously creating profiles in social networks such as Facebook and Twitter in the hopes of building engaging communities with customers and...
Within the current Cloud Business Model we would find 1) hosted applications to which we outsource data (salesforce.com is one example), 2) the external cloud (servers provided by a cloud provider outside the firewall) and 3) the internal cloud (servers provided inside the firewall)....
In a recent conversation with a CIO the obvious question of the peer se competitive advantage in the adaptation of the cloud was raised. As aboarded earlier the adaptation...
I have previously introduced “non traditional IT” notions such as ”Time to Market”, “Cloudsource”, ”Make or Buy”, “Cost and Demand drivers”, “An IT Business Model and Value Proposition” and ”An IT service...
I assume that most of you have heard the theory of the butterfly effect related to chaos theory (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butterfly_effect), not the film. In chaos theory, the butterfly effect is...
