The Cloud is always controversial, here are few perspectives:
Leading Developers Dismiss Charge That Cloud Is 'Vapor'
By Charles Babcock, InformationWeek
Hadoop originator Doug Cutting, NASA CIO Chris Kemp, and other cloud pioneers defended cloud computing during a CTO Forum panel and pointed to an emerging generation of enterprise applications.
Cloudy With a Chance of Transformation: New Microsoft Server and Tools Head Satya Nadella Speaks
By Kara Swisher, All Things Digital
After he was appointed the new president of Microsoft’s Server and Tools Division from his top engineering post at its come-from-behind Bing search unit, Satya Nadella now finds himself a leader of a business that also needs to keep catching up.
A Bit of Social Media and New Age talk:
As collaboration goes social, where will it thrive?
By Dion Hinchcliffe, ZDNet
Social business is starting to get serious attention as an industry, like social media recently has in the investment community. Find out where the action has been when it comes to the places Enterprise 2.0 is most likely to thrive.
Should Information Be On The Balance Sheet?
By Chuck Hollis
EMC VP of Global Marketing Chuck Hollis is calling for enterprises to put information on the balance sheet.
What the Facebook Message Platform Means for Businesses
by Shannon Suetos, Social Media Examiner
Facebook's message platform gives marketers more options to directly engage group members faster.
Video Marketing: DIY or Take It To a Pro?
by Neil Glassman, SocialTimes
Whatever you do, don't get too caught up in the production -- authenticity is most important.
How Small Businesses Are Using Social Media
by Erica Swallow, Mashable
Small businesses are getting more direct engagement on Twitter, but Facebook drives much more traffic for them.
What Apple's 30% Charge Teaches Us about the Attention Economy
by Garry Tan, Posterous
It's great to be the owner of a successful company, but it's much more valuable (though much riskier) to own the infrastructure on which that company is built.
There Are No Rules in Customer Development
by Andrew Skotzko
Lots of people are getting hung up on the "process" of customer development. There is no set process, only set principles -- question your assumptions and talk to your customers.
Lots of people are getting hung up on the "process" of customer development. There is no set process, only set principles -- question your assumptions and talk to your customers.
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