The geniuses at MIT are at it again, and are busy developing technology that will make the term “cloud cognition” immediately obvious.
What if you could learn the time by looking at your wrist? What if you could pick up a book in a store and see the latest Amazon rating and comments displayed on [...]
Monthly Archives: March 2009
Harnessing the Cognitive Cloud
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The United States’ New CIO: Metrics that Matter
President Obama today announced the selection of Mr. Vivek Kundra to be the nation’s Chief Information Officer. Back in January of 2009, I had the honor of touring Vivek Kundra’s operation while he was the Chief Technology Officer for Washington, D.C. Several things struck me about the arrangements – a small cubicle farm in the [...]
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Breaking Cliques with Enterprise Micro-Blogging
Public service announcement: On June 12, 2009 broadcast analog television signals in the U.S. will cease as the spectrum is repurposed and television signals go all digital. This poses a major disruption to some people.
The rest of us are flabbergasted, nay, gobsmacked to learn that this poses a major disruption to some people. Who are [...]
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