Honest thinking about technology decisions. — Page 28

I pulled this one from the archives. My first attempt at Light Painting. We set up some old cameras and did some light painting with an LED light. Played

I received an email this week pointing me to a nice article over on The Enterprisers Project titled "CIO's: Stay Relevant With This Advice From 7 Veteran

Captured this Nuthatch on our deck feeder. Captured with Canon 1D Mark IV and Sigma 500 mm 4.5 DG handheld.

Data isn't everything, but with proper planning, thought and management data (and the analysis of that data) can deliver real, long-term value to your business. Don't let your data drive you...drive your data.

Innovators overcome the can'ts Quote: Merely recognizing the can'ts and addressing them in advance can help, but that's not enough.  Doubt and prior

Big data is about more than just finding new revenue streams or finding ways to bring in more revenue from existing customers.

I recently ran across a survey titled "Big Data's Biggest Role - Aligning the CMO & CIO" that was put together by the CMO Council and SAS. The survey,

The world of big data has been growing over the last few years. Everywhere you look today you see people talking about big data and discussing how their

This Transformation Feels Different. Disruptively So. Quote:The drawing board for all of these newly created disruptors isn’t a better retail store or a

I captured this poppy at a local park earlier this year with a Canon 7D and Canon 300mm f4 IS. Just goes to show you can use telephoto lenses for more

Cloud security is not an oxymoron Quote: I get it: there is a lot of data that can’t move to the cloud, not because IT managers don’t understand the

Captured this Carolina Chickadee on our deck feeder.

If you ask 100 people to define the value that data brings an organization, you’ll most likely get 150 different answers. Yes...that’s right...150

Fulltime IT hiring is in; CIOs who can’t manage change are on the way out Quote: What does this mean for CIOs? According to Lane, the most important trait

Captured this Tufted Titmouse on our deck feeder. Captured with Canon 7D and Canon 400 mm 5.6 L handheld.