I would like to shift a bit the topic from the previous entries in my blog. Today I would like to talk about Corporate Social Responsibility (C.S.R.) and its relationship to Business Information Technology. Before I engage deeper into the topic I would like to remark that my focus may divert from the Information &…
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Microsoft’s Senior Vice President and General Counsel Brad Smith spoke about this at the Brookings Institute in Washington D.C. on January 20th 2010. Brad focus in this speech on security concerns due to Cloud Computing (his whole speech can be downloaded here: “Cloud Computing for Business and Society“): The world needs a safe and open cloud –…
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When checking out cloud / SaaS solutions the focus should not only be on functional requirements, but also on non-functional requirements. They can be different to requirements for on-premise solutions. Requirements Following some requirement statements, which could be on your wish list: Integration into the Corporate Intranet Look and feel like the Corporate Intranet Availability…
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This is my first blog destined to give an overview of my experience with different Apps I have downloaded for my iPhone 3Gs. I downloaded a couple of days ago the Google Wave app for my iPhone 3Gs. I did this of course after I got my Google Wave account. Now, the app does offer…
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Web 2.0 or like some like to call it Enterprise 2.0 (when it has a business aspect) is showing everyday that the line between business and private life is very blurry. This of course brings a challenge to us enterprise architects when it comes to creating and implementing standards for Web 2.0 adoption in our…
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