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Tag Archives: Government
IBM Think 2018 – What will drive IBM toward the future
IBM held their think conference in March 2018. As with all vendor conferences, the content comes fast, it is varied and takes a while to digest. Think was the first time that IBM integrated all their business units into … Continue reading
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Tagged AI, Apple, Applications, Asia, BPO, Business, Cloud, CMO, Cognitive Computing, Commercial, Competition, digital, Economics, Google, Government, IBM, Infrastructure, Innovation, IT Services, Machine Learning, Marketing, Mobile, mobility, Oracle, Salesforce, security, Services, Technology, Watson
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Strava and the Law of Unintended Consequences
By now, most would be aware of the release of a “heat map” from sports performance app Strava that identified the up to 1 billion activity paths (Running, Cycling, etc) of every one of its users. At first view this … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, Consumer, Defence, Enterprise, GIS, Government, Intelligence, Legal, Location, Maps, Strategy, Technology
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Can Malaysia lead the ASEAN innovation race?
Asia is the powerhouse of the global economy, from enterprise to consumer. 4.5 billion people and some of the most innovative enterprises in the world are testament to the innovation and potential. Malaysia has been a country that for some … Continue reading
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Tagged ASEAN, Australia, Business, Cloud, Corruption, digital, Education, Enterprise, Government, Indonesia, Innovation, Korea, Malaysia, Marketing, Mobile, Public Sector, Singapore, Technology, Thailand, UAE, Vietnam
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Want to be a Digital Leader. Don’t be Corrupt.
Every country and enterprise globally aspires to be a digital leader. Digital is hard to define and measure and is far from mature. As a result, potential has not been fulfilled for both the public and private sector. Of course, … Continue reading
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Tagged Austrlaia, Canada, Chief Digital Officer, Citizen, Corruption, Denmark, digital, Economics, Estonia, Germany, Government, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Korea, Malaysia, Mobile, Netherlands, New Zealand, Privacy, Scandanavia, Singapore, Sweden, Technology, UK, United Kingdom, USA
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The Google Cloud Platform Accelerates as it opens in Sydney, Australia
Finally, the Google Cloud Platform has a legitimate story to tell in the Asia Pacific region. Today (June 20th, 2017), it launched a Sydney region. This makes four regions in the region, following the opening of Singapore just last week. … Continue reading
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Tagged Alibaba, Amazon, Australia, AWS, Azure, Business, Globalisation, Google, Government, IBM, Infrastructure, Innovation, Marketing, Microsoft, Mobile, Oracle, Singapore, Singtel, Sydney, Technology, Telstra
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Some Legacy Vendors Still Underestimate AWS – As They Gasp for Air
“Amazon is propping it up.” “They are just dev-test.” “Their security is not up to standard.” “They will fizz out.” “They are not suited to the enterprise.” Not a week goes by that I do not get told these “claims” … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon, Applications, Asia, AWS, Azure, Business, China, Competition, Culture, Dell, digital, Economics, Enterprise, Government, IBM, Industry, Infrastructure, Innovation, IT Outsourcing, IT Services, ITO, Japan, Marketing, Microsoft, Open Source, Outsourcing, Privacy, security, Servers, Services, Singapore, Storage, Strategy, Technology, Telco, Telstra, USA
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Top Five Takeaways from AWS Reinvent 2016
The AWS Reinvent event for 2016 is winding up. This year there was 32,000 attendees. The clear majority were developers focused on the platform. Here are my five quick takeaways from the event. (I will have more detailed … Continue reading
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Tagged Accenture, Applications, Asset Services, AWS, Business, CIO, Cloud, Competition, Culture, CXO, Dell, Economics, Google, Government, IaaS, IBM, Infrastructure, Innovation, IT Services, Marketing, Microsoft, Oracle, SaaS, security, Servers, Services, Singapore, Technology, Telco, USA
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