Honest thinking about technology decisions. — Page 42

I love the motto "fail fast, fail often". Its been the driver behind a lot of what I've done in my life. There's been many times that I've failed quickly

Are you ready for more touch screens in the enterprise? Windows 8 is an operating system built for touch.

Bridging the Chasm Between IT and the Business Quote: The future has to be one in which the massive tensions that exist between IT and the business unit

A photo of an old bard and the snow from the Christmas 2012 snow storm that hit Dallas.

Ideas are the Core of a Leadership Philosophy Quote: Great leaders lead, with ideas, not through positional power, authority or command. Ideas have

Taken with my Samsung Galaxy SIII and Instragram

I've been talking with quite a few IT professionals lately about Windows 8 roll-outs and one of the things that always pops up is the topic of Windows RT.

This post sponsored by the Enterprise CIO Forum and HP. It's a new year and time for review of 2012.  This coming year is an important one for anyone, but

Open data is not a panacea « mathbabe Quote: When important data goes public, the edge goes to the most sophisticated data engineer, not the general

This is a cross-post from Trade The Sentiment In my post titled Correlations – Twitter Sentiment, AAII Sentiment Survey and the S&P 500 Index I

Amazon: Five predictions for 2013 | Internet & Media - CNET News Quote: Amazon, the e-commerce juggernaut, will likely keep steamrolling every

You are looking at an accidental photo I took while out taking photos of snow. I was trying to get down close to the ground to  get a nice landscape shot

This is a cross-post from Trade The Sentiment I just finished presenting a paper titled Bulls, Bears…and Birds? Studying the Correlation between Twitter

This post sponsored by the Enterprise CIO Forum and HP. I just ran across Martin Davis' article titled Who is IT’s Most Important Customer? What role does

If running an IT organization during a new operating system roll-out wasn't hard enough, rolling out Windows 8 in today's BYOD environment can make things