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Accenture interactive-survey-results: Accenture Interactive Survey: Shoppers Prefer Personalization Over Privacy
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Consumers are moving away from “single-use” devices, says Accenture,…
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My point of view: benefits are important, privacy becomes dormant.
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Enterprise Resource Planning │ Single-Instance ERP Yields to Two-Tier ERP – Managing Automation
Found at Enterprise Resource Planning │ Single-Instance ERP Yields to Two-Tier ERP – Managing Automation.
The mirage of a single-instance enterprise resource planning system for global corporations is fading into the digital sunset. So says a new report by the analysts at Constellation Research.
To be continued at Enterprise Resource Planning │ Single-Instance ERP Yields to Two-Tier ERP – Managing Automation.
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The Fifth Shift in Business Technology – Rawn Shah
Disruptive. connecting and shifting contexts. And – in my opinion – for professionals and persons with a similar impact.
Found at The Fifth Shift in Business Technology – Rawn Shah – Connected Business – Forbes.
At the IBM Lotusphere conference on Monday in Orlando, IBM Collaboration Solutions General Manager Alistair Rennie described major shifts in how technology has transformed business over the decades: the Mainframe, Departmental computing, the PC, and the Internet. To this he added Social Business as the next major
To be continued at The Fifth Shift in Business Technology – Rawn Shah – Connected Business – Forbes.
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5 Predictions for 2011 From IDC
Found at 5 Predictions for 2011 From IDC.
Sick of 2011 predictions yet? We’ve got just a few more. Analyst firm IDCreleased its 2011 predictions report this week, too late to be included in our earlier analyst firms predictions round-up. “Transformation” is IDC’s watchword for next year. According to the firm, transformation driven by the cloud, mobility and analytics. “In addition to creating new markets and opportunities, this restructuring will overthrow nearly every assumption about who the industry’s leaders will be and how they establish and maintain leadership,” says
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Recommended: Many challenges and lots of progress to make for HR according to IBM
Recommended: Many challenges and lots of progress to make for HR according to IBM http://ow.ly/19zd0t
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“Bring Your Own Technology” Is In Your Future
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Mike Schaffner’s plea seems relevant to me.
One assumption he makes, I do have my doubts about.
Should IT should support all these devices or should they focus on compliancy and security management.
The latter, indeed in my opinion.
And indeed as a professional I have to adhere to these standards.
Found at “Bring Your Own Technology” Is In Your Future: Beyond Blinking Lights and Acronyms.
IT leaders need to start thinking in terms of users making their own technology choices.
Consider the concept of BYOT, or Bring Your Own Technology. The premise is that instead of IT dictating the supported computing platforms and cellphones, users will make their own selection based on what best meets their needs or preferences.
As a result you may have PCs, Macs, iPads and their coming slate competitors, iPhones, Droids and Blackberrys within your environment, and you’ll be expected to support all of them.
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