In a post announcing his last day at Forrester Research, Peter Kim offers this assessment of the internal and external forces that are reshaping the enterprise:...
In a post announcing his last day at Forrester Research, Peter Kim offers this assessment of the internal and external forces that are reshaping the enterprise: At a macro-level, businesses must adapt to a new world of work. As digital-born natives enter the workforce and all consumers assimilate new digital behaviors, organizations have no choice but to evolve from their legacy operational models, built on principles from the industrial revolution. We are now in the social...
In a post announcing his last day at Forrester Research, Peter Kim offers this assessment of the internal and external forces that are reshaping the enterprise: At a macro-level, businesses must...
Just in time for the Enterprise 2.0 Boot Camp in a couple weeks, today WSJ Online subscribers will find a great Business Technology blog post entitled "Why Most...
Just in time for the Enterprise 2.0 Boot Camp in a couple weeks, today WSJ Online subscribers will find a great Business Technology blog post entitled "Why Most Online Communities Fail". The author, Ben Worthen, hits the nail squarely on its head:Businesses launching online communities repeat a series of blunders. First, they have a tendency to get seduced by bells and whistles and blow their online-community budget on technology...(They should) spend resources identifying...
Just in time for the Enterprise 2.0 Boot Camp in a couple weeks, today WSJ Online subscribers will find a great Business Technology blog post entitled "Why Most Online Communities Fail". The...
SOA Governance guru Mike Stamback, my former boss at BEA, has launched his new OTN blog, SOA Governance@work. The title comes from a series of posts I wrote...
SOA Governance guru Mike Stamback, my former boss at BEA, has launched his new OTN blog, SOA Governance@work. The title comes from a series of posts I wrote while at BEA, covering various aspects of SOA governance. Mike will pick up the ball and continue that series as I turn my attention to broader architecture issues. Also check out Mike's profile on Oracle Mix. Technorati Tags: soa governance,service life cycle managment,OTN,Oracle,blog
SOA Governance guru Mike Stamback, my former boss at BEA, has launched his new OTN blog, SOA Governance@work. The title comes from a series of posts I wrote while at BEA, covering various aspects of...
Can it be possible that Oracle OpenWorld is just 2 months away? Apparently so.As is our custom, we have built out a preview page in the OTN portal that offers...
Can it be possible that Oracle OpenWorld is just 2 months away? Apparently so.As is our custom, we have built out a preview page in the OTN portal that offers all kinds of useful info, such as the fact that beer will once again be available in the OTN Lounge in the afternoon (hey, so it really IS a "lounge"!).You'll also find a rundown of the Oracle OpenWorld Unconference, the expected swag list for OTN Lounge visitors, etc.Most important, there will be several "lounges" at...
Can it be possible that Oracle OpenWorld is just 2 months away? Apparently so.As is our custom, we have built out a preview page in the OTN portal that offers all kinds of useful info, such as...
As a former BEA Arch2Arch blogger, I am selectively migrating posts from my old blog to this shiny new one. I'm using Live Writer to do this, which allows me to...
As a former BEA Arch2Arch blogger, I am selectively migrating posts from my old blog to this shiny new one. I'm using Live Writer to do this, which allows me to assign the original publication dates when republishing old posts. This is an effort to organize these old posts and provide some context. Where necessary, these republished posts have been revised to update product names and other information that may have been affected by Oracle's acquisition of BEA. Any such...
As a former BEA Arch2Arch blogger, I am selectively migrating posts from my old blog to this shiny new one. I'm using Live Writer to do this, which allows me to assign the original publication dates...
This is something you'll want to know: Registration is now open for the Enterprise 2.0 Boot Camp on July 28 in Redwood Shores.Most of you would agree, I'm sure,...
This is something you'll want to know: Registration is now open for the Enterprise 2.0 Boot Camp on July 28 in Redwood Shores.Most of you would agree, I'm sure, that the "soft" issues pertaining to deployment/use of Web 2.0 tools and technologies in the enterprise ("Enterprise 2.0" for short) - cultural change, privacy, best practices, internal collaboration - are top of mind right now. What company worth its salt has *not* considered, or begun to consider, the organizational...
This is something you'll want to know: Registration is now open for the Enterprise 2.0 Boot Camp on July 28 in Redwood Shores.Most of you would agree, I'm sure, that the "soft" issues pertaining...
SearchSOA.com editor-in-chief Michael Meehan blogs on recent Burton Group research on SOA adoption: According to Burton Group vice president and research...
SearchSOA.com editor-in-chief Michael Meehan blogs on recent Burton Group research on SOA adoption: According to Burton Group vice president and research director Anne Thomas Manes, some users had executed nearly perfectly in terms of doing SOA on the IT side, but the initiative had yielded no increased agility, quicker time to market or project savings because the business remained completely oblivious to the initiative. Yet the study also found that users who do break down...
SearchSOA.com editor-in-chief Michael Meehan blogs on recent Burton Group research on SOA adoption: According to Burton Group vice president and research director Anne Thomas Manes, some users had...
In the last couple of days I have responded to several emails from Oracle-acquired BEA people who noticed that this blog is now live, and want to set up their...
In the last couple of days I have responded to several emails from Oracle-acquired BEA people who noticed that this blog is now live, and want to set up their own OTN blogs. In the hope that I can head off any more such messages, here's what you have to do: Go to blogs.oracle.com Click Sign In Click Activate my account (in the New to blogs.oracle section) Complete and submit the form. You will be notified by email when your account is activated. Then... Repeat Steps 1 and 2....
In the last couple of days I have responded to several emails from Oracle-acquired BEA people who noticed that this blog is now live, and want to set up their own OTN blogs. In the hope that I can...
After a very long wait I've finally been able to set up my OTN blog. Still tweaking the layout and widgets, but I'm in business, baby.
