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Cloud Computing and vague recollections of the Anarchical Society.

Cloud Computing and vague recollections of the Anarchical Society.

By Thomas Otter on April 20, 2018

Mark Zuckerberg says the world is much more divided than he ever expected https://t.co/EPPQLiMtYp #division pic.twitter.com/rxZ0iwbDu3 — World Economic Forum (@wef) April 7, 2018   elicited this magnificent response. Study STEM, they said. It’s not like a degree in Political Science and International Relations will ever be useful for anything… https://t.co/Z3CxQGHWAw — Eva (@evacide) April […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged IT Related, Law, life, Privacy, Technology / Software

Of Cobblestones, Solomon, Paula, Gunter, Joseph and the GDPR.

Of Cobblestones, Solomon, Paula, Gunter, Joseph and the GDPR.

By Thomas Otter on November 9, 2017

I’ve been reading a fair bit of software vendor marketing and press from around the world about the GDPR. It seems to me that a lot of it misses the point. GDPR is seen as a compliance burden, an unwelcome dose of EU bureaucracy or at best a useful opportunity sell security software.  It is […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged berlin, Compliance, GDPR, Germany, Law, life, sap, Technology / Software

A choice made…

A choice made…

By Craig Cmehil on February 5, 2012

Bridges never burn Well here I am, once again writing a life changing moment in an post to so many people that I know out there. I’ve done this type of post before but I’m not sure I’ve done it with as many happy thoughts in my head swirling around distracting and exciting me at […]

Posted in Business | Tagged change, future, jobs, life, sap, Thoughts

Think Different

Think Different

By Michael Fauscette on October 6, 2011

Yesterday afternoon, while live Tweeting Oracle CEO Larry Ellison’s live streamed keynote from Oracle OpenWorld I saw a Tweet in my #oow11 stream saying that the AP had just reported that Steve Jobs had died. A quick search on Twitter…

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged apple, hero, innovation, Leadership, life, Steve Jobs

Life and Opportunities

Life and Opportunities

By Craig Cmehil on June 7, 2011

It’s never easy making change in our own lives, even when we’ve been told that we’ve been a change agent for so many others. This is also not the first time I’ve written a blog post about major change in my life. In the past almost 10 years I’ve been in Germany many things have […]

Posted in Business | Tagged career, change, erp, life, opportunity, sap, Thoughts | 2 Responses

A bit of 1771, an alternative Babbage quote, Roosevelt, Kennedy and Reagan.

A bit of 1771, an alternative Babbage quote, Roosevelt, Kennedy and Reagan.

By Thomas Otter on December 13, 2010

Note: This is my personal view. Andrew McAfee has come out quite strongly against  wikileaks and Assange’s principles and motives  in particular.  We disagree. However, like Andrew, I’m a fan of computer and political history and I often use ancient quotes to make an argument. This post will be no different, and I may ramble […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged Charles Babbage, IT Related, Julian Assange, Libertarianism, life, Wikileaks

On Wikileaks, the Inkspots and a political philosophy ramble.

On Wikileaks, the Inkspots and a political philosophy ramble.

By Thomas Otter on December 3, 2010

Thomas Paine, “It is error only, and not truth, that shrinks from inquiry.” George Washington, “Truth will ultimately prevail where there is pains to bring it to light.” Julian Assange,  “The more secretive or unjust an organization is, the more leaks induce fear and paranoia in its leadership and planning coterie.” Antonio Gramsci, “To tell […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged assange, cablegate, Law, life, Wiki, Wikileaks | 1 Response

The blog of a kind and wise man.

The blog of a kind and wise man.

By Thomas Otter on October 7, 2010

I’m very pleased to see that Les Hayman has a blog, and that he is rattling off posts with vim, vigour and consistency. If you are interested in HR, career and life advice from someone who has been there, done that, then Les is a must read.  Les was on the the extended board at […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged France, HR, Les Hayman, life, life in general

A short, sort of review of Nicholas Carr’s “The Shallows. What Google is Doing to our Brains.”

A short, sort of review of Nicholas Carr’s “The Shallows. What Google is Doing to our Brains.”

By Thomas Otter on September 13, 2010

Many technology writers  deify or reify technology.  There is often an assumption that more technology is by definition a good thing.  Nicholas Carr’s recent book challenges that. This is probably why many tech types don’t seem to like it. Looking through my blog archive, I’ve often disagreed with Carr, but rather than just base my […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged book review, books, Carr, De Botton, google, Hopkins, life, Nicholas Carr, reading, Shallows, The Shallows | 1 Response

Unlearn or Challenge?

Unlearn or Challenge?

By Sig Rinde on July 30, 2010

What’s the diff? David Heinemeir Hansson of 37signals and Ruby on Rails fame spoke at Stanford the other day – Unlearn your MBA! Good concept of course, provocative title for a talk for business students, and old stuff is old…

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged Art, challenge, creativity, Current Affairs, enterprise software, learn, Learning, life, Management, unlearn

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