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Top 5 tips for Enterprises to use their most valuable resources
HP CEO Meg Whitman shares her top five tips for CEOs in this article in Forbes that help the CEO of this global enterprise spend her most valuable resource — time — in an effective manner. Upon a closer look, I realize that these tips could also apply to individuals who are not CEOs (take me for instance). More important, they could be extended to the very enterprises that CEOs lead – following a New Style of IT that Whitman outlined at HP Discover 2012 in Frankfurt. Let’s see how.
Ten Commandments for Transforming to Cloud
Luc Vogeleer, Chief Technologist, HP and Tom Hall, WW Product Market Manager, HP are presenting their version of the Top 10 Best Practices learned from customer projects in their HP Discover 2013 session DT2883 Application Transformation in Preparation for Cloud. I’m going to come at this with a slightly different take — the Top 10 Commandments for enterprises looking to transform applications in preparation for the cloud. What say you?
My 200th Blog Post
Six months back, I logged my 100th blog post. I was not sure then how long it would take me to log the next 100. Here is a synopsis of the 13 subject areas that evolved from Blog #101 thru Blog #200.
Happy New Year, CIO – Checkout your 2013 priorities
At the start of every New Year, we all have an opportunity to step back and start again, with a fresh perspective on our responsibilities and goals. CIOs are no different. And this year, when CIOs do so, the white paper on IT priorities (from IDG research) entitled Clouds, business issues and time management dominate the CIO’s world in 2013 will be an interesting read.
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First Webjam—Impact of Cloud Computing on our job descriptions
You might not know this, but I co-chair the Cloud Governance Project within The Open Group—one of the many projects on the Cloud Work Group’s roster. Recently, the Cloud Work Group introduced the concept of a webjam—an informal way for members with a common interest to have an interactive brainstorm or debate—on a topic of their choice for some of its monthly sessions. The webjam is open to all members of the Cloud Work Group projects. Think of it as a panel discussion—except everyone on the call is part of the panel! I recently coordinated the first-ever webjam for our group. We used, "What will Cloud do to your resume?" as a topic.
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