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Tag Archives: disruption
Google Maps is now a GIS platform – Consumers and Enterprise win
Google held their Enterprise Cloud meeting in San Francisco in July. While there was plenty to hear from them regarding investment in the Google Cloud Platform (GCP), the announcements were not limited to the cloud. For me, as a … Continue reading
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Tagged Business, Cloud, Competition, Differentiation, disruption, Economics, Esri, GIS, Google, Innovation, Location, logistics, Maps, Marketing, Open Source, Retail, Technology
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Amazon Acquires Whole Foods – World Forgets to Ask – Why was it for Sale?
Amazon Acquires Whole Foods – World Forgets to Ask – Why was it for Sale? Amazon has announced the acquisition of biodynamic Kale store Whole Foods for US$13.5B. This has, of course, ramped up even further the excitement for Amazon … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon, Business, Consumer, digital, disruption, Globalisation, Industry, Retail, Supply Chain, USA
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The Windows Release Acceleration that explains Microsoft transformation.
Microsoft has leapt from a disrupted firm to a disruptor in the digital environment. While legacy peers and competitors alike such as Cisco, Oracle, IBM, and HP have hit shallow water, Microsoft has been able to meet some of … Continue reading
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Tagged Applications, AWS, Business, Competition, Data Centre, Differentiation, digital, disruption, Google, IBM, Infrastructure, Innovation, Marketing, Microsoft, Mobile, mobility, Open Source, Oracle, PC, Salesforce, SAP, security, Servers, Services, Technology, USA
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The Digital Hotel Key – A Positive Entry to Disruption
On a recent visit to San Francisco I stayed at the San Francisco Hilton Union Square. (Don’t worry; I am not going to offer hotel room reviews. Tripadvisor and others have that covered). As a long time member of Hilton … Continue reading
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Tagged Business, Culture, Differentiation, digital, disruption, Enterprise, Globalisation, Innovation, IP, Mobile, Strategy, travel
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NTT Data Acquires Dell Services – Can a Telco rule IT Services
In late March, NTT Data announced a transaction to acquire the services arm of Dell for just over $3 Billion. This transaction includes all of Dell Services, including Perot, which was acquired by Dell in 2009 for $3.9B. The only … Continue reading
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Tagged Analytics, Asia Pacific, Asset Services, AT&T, Australia, BT, Cloud, Competition, Dell, Differentiation, Dimension Data, disruption, EMC, EMEA, IaaS, Innovation, IT Services, NTT, NTT Data, SaaS, Singtel, Strategy, Telco, Telstra, Vendor, Verizon, VMware
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Infrastructure Management in Australia – Can anyone catch AWS? capioIT Releases the Capture Share Report
Australia is one of the most mature and competitive markets for Infrastructure Management globally. After a painful beginning with ill measured outcomes and results, investments and outcomes for Infrastructure Management in Australia has substantially evolved. Cloud has been the central part … Continue reading
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Tagged Asset Services, Australia, AWS, Cloud, Competition, Contracts, CSC, Data Centre, Dell, Differentiation, digital, Dimension Data, disruption, Fujitsu, Google, HCL, HP, IaaS, IBM, Industry, Innovation, Intercloud, IP, IT Outsourcing, IT Services, Macquarie Telecom, Microsoft, Optus, Outsourcing, Rackspace, SaaS, Singtel, Strategy, Tech Mahindra, Telstra, Unisys, UXC, Vendor, Verizon, VMware
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How the Car Park expose Digital Failures that Kill Customer Experience
The humble car park. It is difficult to believe that this is the frontline on the identification of digital failures and the need for Digital Devil’s Advocates – see – http://wp.me/p15cZf-ek . The humble piece of real estate that is the car … Continue reading
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Tagged Analytics, Asset Services, Australia, CEO, Cloud, CMO, collaboration, Consumer, Culture, CXO, Differentiation, digital, Digital Equity, disruption, Innovation, Public Sector, Social, Start Up, Strategy
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