“We’re rapidly entering a world where everything can be monitored and measured,” said Erik…”
““We’re rapidly entering a world where everything can be monitored and measured,” said Erik Brynjolfsson, an economist and director of…
Politics and Upstaging
President Obama and the Clintons relationship may have just changed. Rumors have circled that Obama has been making efforts to…
One word from the NYT: Statistics
The New York Times has an article today about the emergence of Statistics as a discipline at the forefront of…
Those who Tweet
We’ve posted articles and hosted SIA calls on the demographics of social media… a recent eMarketer article gave some insight…
Changing System Integrators: A Baseball Analogy
Post originally published on erp.com For a variety of reasons, organizations in the midst of a project often consider replacing…
More On Living Information
My last post on 'Is Information Alive?' got into evolution and whether-or-not information was evolving on the net. As I…
SOA, cloud not good enough for government work?
There are plenty of examples of government agencies demanding service-oriented approaches to programs and projects, including the recent revelation that…
A computer program predicts Viral Tweets
In the previous post we have seen that the author of a Tweet is the most important factor for making…
Is the Mother of All Black Swans Coming?
Whether you like Nassim Taleb’s writing style or not, his books and the ideas within are worth careful study. For…
The Crow Paradox
Although we can't tell individual crows apart (even experienced crow handlers have trouble), crows are capable of identifying individual humans.…