Archive
Enterprise 2.0, SoA and the Freeform Advantage
Andrew McAfee, who first mentioned the term Enterprise 2.0 to me on December 1st 2005, provides a definition:
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Googlers Rally Around Testosterone
Google's weekly look into the "moral and intellectual trends" of the searching populace, Google Zeitgeist, revealed that Google users have "an insatiable appetite for all things flashy and sordid."
Big Brother, Microsoft, Are Watching
Microsoft's got friends in high places. One friend, anyway-the U.S. Department of Defense. A branch of the DOD known as the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) will work with the software giant on Microsoft's Virtual Earth mapping project, which will be used for both military and non-military purposes.
Beware The Busy Manager
Only about 10 percent of managers work purposefully to complete important tasks, according to a 10-year study of managerial behavior across a variety of industries.
Unique Selling Proposition: USP for Success
Business management is a topic that receives books and lecture circuits worth of discussion.
Microsoft Has Its Towel Again
A perk that was cruelly ripped away from employees of Microsoft has been returned as the software giant revamps its compensation plans.
