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Microsoft needs a firm cloud and mobile strategy with solid products -- not marketing gimmicks -- if it hopes to convince IT to buy its cloud and mobile products and services.
Read my full commentary on my TechTarget View from Above blog.
Five for Friday looks at links from the Web in Mobile, Cloud, Agile and Scrum.
See my full post on the Ness SPL blog.
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A recent survey found 52 percent of companies running a private cloud reported they have cloud resources they rarely or never use. Although there are clear gaps in the research, it shows that IT could have a long way to go before it understands how to best use virtual resources.
Read my full commentary on my TechTarget View from Above Blog.
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You might not know what 'near field communication is,' but there's a chance it could transform the iPhone into a payment machine tied to your iTunes account. And if that happens, it could put Apple in the payments business.
Read my full post on Internet Evolution.
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Back in 2002, MIT had an experimental project called 'Project Oxygen' that foreshadowed today's mobile revolution. Today, as we head into a "post-PC world," Enterprise IT needs to be focused on mobile or risk getting left in the dust.
Read my full commentary on my TechTarget View from Above blog.
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Google recognizes that scammers, spammers and keyword con artists are out there, but for every site that scams its way to the top of the results, the more your site could be pushed out.
Read my full commentary on FierceContentManagement.
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Whether you're talking about costs or having the latest technology, cloud computing brings more predictability than traditional software with obtuse license terms and multi-year upgrade cycles.
Read my full commentary on the Ness SPL blog.
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First Jobs announced he was going on another medical leave, then Schmidt announced he was stepping aside, and while we were at it, there was a big shake up on the HP Board of Directors. What a wacky week!
Read my full commentary on Internet Evolution.
I continue my five links tradition started on socmedia101 for my new blogging at Ness. Instead of looking at social media though, I'm looking at the subjects I cover in the Ness blog. This week I look at cloud, mobile, agile and Scrum.
And for this blog, I also provide a paragraph of context for each link.
See my full post on the Ness SPL Blog.
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