I’m delivering the keynote talk at SK Telecom’s Cloud Inspire event in Seoul, and in preparing my talk about hybrid clouds I reviewed many sources. For those wanting more detail, I have put together some notes below. Research on cloud … Continue reading
Yesterday’s fascinating article in Wired says that Google is now Intel’s fifth largest client for server chips. In 2008, this Intel division had 75% of its sales to IBM, Dell and HP. Five years later, the same 75% is spread … Continue reading
I’m going to draw a picture about a constellation of news on the importance of platforms in: cloud computing, competitive strategy recruitment incentive. Read all of these and you’ll see the pattern. Profound gifts to the open source LinkedIn open … Continue reading
As we were talking over coffee for his 39th birthday, my friend Steven described a very interesting life stage model he’d come across. It maps out milestones – such as young adult to mid-life transition – against five key issues … Continue reading
I’ve been a supporter of Oxfam for over ten years, and am so proud they have been rated the third best NGO in 2012 by a recent study. Wikimedia made #1. Of course the difficulty of comparing one NGO to … Continue reading
Systems Thinking is a way of looking at the world where one thinks about interactions and relationships rather than isolated elements. This world view means that Systems Thinking is neither a model nor a methodology1. It’s an approach, or a … Continue reading
I’m going to write on topics related to my work and studies. Currently I work for Cisco, in Australia, and have responsibility for our local efforts to improve how we work with service providers and channel partners who themselves offer … Continue reading
