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Cloudy with a chance of clarity
The rapidly increasing momentum around Cloud software and services adoption will sometime soon lead us to some clarity around what ‘cloud’ actually means, the real reasons for fast business adoption, and some intelligent insight in forecasting adoption rates. Cloud computing … Continue reading →
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Why is Government sourcing still failing?
In the wake of the ever repeating cautionary tales of poor probity, conflict of interest, and lack of visibility and auditable process in all levels of Government sourcing, I wish to highlight the still under-recognition of the benefits of good … Continue reading →
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NBN Dream?
South Korean Seoul Government to provide city-wide wifi. http://www.smh.com.au/digital-life/digital-life-news/wifi-all-over-capital-20110615-1g3q5.html Now that’s progressive. Where’s our NBN?..
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5 Steps to Cloud Success
Moving about the country speaking about cloud, the key pressures and talking points around the subject become very evident. I’ve been asked to list the 5 steps to cloud success so here goes. 1. Know the enemy As you embark … Continue reading →
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Utility Model the way to go when defining ‘cloud’
Amongst all the hype and rhetoric about cloud, many people are unsure of what cloud actually is, and the cloud message has lost its way. While a simple way to define cloud is as follows, there is a better way … Continue reading →
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Open Windows on Azure
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Legal Counsel need to act
We built Open Windows 17 years ago around what we identified as the ‘Contract Management Problem’. That, ‘Organisations expend a great deal of time and money negotiating and executing contracts, but when they finally sign them, the lock them away … Continue reading →
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Are you ready for Cloud?
Vendors are currently investing R&D now almost exclusively in cloud delivery of their software and service applications and platforms, and for the most part at the expense of traditional on-premise deployment models. Are you ready for cloud?
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