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Web 2.0: It feels like 1999 all over again
A refresher on the state of Web 1.0 in 1999 I was one of those lucky few to be a part of the explosion of the Internet (not just the dot-com boom but also the earlier DARPA-driven R&D at MIT, CMU,...
View ArticleHealth 2.0 Challenge: Managing UGC in the regulated environment
Update: I originally posted this in May 3, 2009. I updated this post on July 26, 2009 to add advice in response to calls to action for Health 2.0 — the use of Web 2.0, Gov 2.0 and Enterprise 2.0...
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A Simple Reminder: Social Networking and “All Things” 2.0 are about...
Social Networking and “All Things 2.0” are about more effective use of “the network” as a platform to capture knowledge, share ideas, inform and innovate. However, all networks start—and end—with...
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Developing a social media policy for your enterprise? Use bottom-up design...
In response to the explosion of use of social media and collaboration tools over the past 12 months, many organization leaders (e.g., CIOs, CPOs, etc.) are developing formal Social Media Polices to...
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Creating to a culture that enables active risk management
In my last post, I discussed the importance of employing active risk management (ARM) in today’s business and economic environment. Before organizations can systematically implement ARM, they need to...
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Three essential skills for technology leadership
Effective technologists implement good technology; effective technology leaders enable others to do this. These are two very different roles. Technologists need three essential skills to become...
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25 Lessons (in Leadership) from Jack Welch
This afternoon I was Googling to find the exact quote by Jack Welch on being #1 or #2 in the market (for I post on tech market leadership) and found several sites (see the list below) that outlined “25...
View ArticleGiving leaders the keys to drive change
If you are charged with ensuring executive support for transformational change, how do you do it? The key, in my experience, is helping leaders to own the change. For significant changes, this often...
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Why managing a team of 50 can be harder than one of 500
When helping recruiters for references for senior managers, I always get the question, “What is the largest number of people [Insert Name Here] managed?”—Implying that “Bigger is Better.” Bigger is not...
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Tablets’ Disruptive Transformation: Enabling Form to Follow Function
Article first published as Tablets’ Disruptive Transformation: Enabling Form to Follow Function on Technorati. Everyone is talking about the rapid growth of the tablet market. Analysts are continually...
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Want To Know What The Next Generation of Apps Will Be Like? Talk to Siri
Article first published as Want To Know What The Next Generation of Apps Will Be Like? Talk to Siri on Technorati. A lot of people asked me why I upgraded to the iPhone 4S. The reason I gave—before I...
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Ten Tech Trends for Your 2012 New Year’s Resolutions List
Article first published as Ten Tech Trends for Your 2012 New Year’s Resolutions List on Technorati One of the most exciting things about working in tech is using it to create new ways to work, play—and...
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Looking for risks in all the places they can occur
Once you have committed to creating a culture that enables active risk management, you will next need develop an organization-wide consistent method to seeking out and identify risk. This requires two...
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2020 Challenge: Completely re-invent how we process data (or grow our brains...
“640 kilobytes is more memory than anybody will ever need.” Bill Gates, Founder & CEO, Microsoft (At a micro-computer trades how in Seattle in 1981) Twenty Years Later… On Friday (18-Feb), Russell...
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BYOT: Treat your employees like consumers
More and more companies are asking employees to “Bring Your Own Tools” (i.e., laptops and PCs) or “Telecom” (mobile and smartphones). Consumer tech is advancing so quickly, and is now so interconnected...
View ArticleWhat’s the difference between a Marketing, Product Marketing, Product, and...
Last year, Mark Suster wrote a blog post on the differences between a CTO, VP of Engineering, Chief Architect and Program Manager. It is a phenomenal post I have found (several times) holds true under...
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The Expanding (Digital) Universe: Visualizing How BIG a Zettabyte Is
A lot of news articles recently (Google News currently shows 1,060 articles) are citing the annual EMC-IDC Digital Universe studies of the massive growth of the digital universe through 2020. If you...
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The Internet of Things IS Internet 3.0
Last week, I had the pleasure of doing a podcast with Randall Cronk of the MIT Enterprise Forum on the practicalities and challenges of using the Internet of Things (a.k.a. IoT) to solve real-world...
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