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SaaS – A “Disruptive Technology” and more (part 1 of 2)
SaaS is, according to Clayton Christensen, Harvard professor and author of “The Innovator’s Dilemma”, a “disruptive technology or “disruptive innovation.” In a very basic way, it is disruptive to the...
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SaaS – A “Disruptive Technology” and more (part 2 of 2)
In part 1 of this post we analyzed SaaS as a “disruptive innovation” and what that may entail in terms of value to clients and SaaS providers. Although SaaS is a well-understood model today, there are...
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A light has gone out
James Martin died recently. He was 80 years old. He died swimming off his house in Bermuda — there are, I’m sure, worse ways to go. Dr. Martin was a formative thinker on technology and software...
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And listening, and applying predictive analytics at the same time. Excellent shout-out in Marginal Revolution (a blog by a couple of award-winning economists, not rebel types) on an FT piece (gated for...
View ArticleHome schooling, home college, company college
Peabody Institute Chair Hollis Robbins at Johns Hopkins University just wrote a provocative piece in The Chronicle Of Higher Education on an idea so simple and so intuitively right that it feels like...
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Are books for learning?
Not an entirely silly rhetorical question — in our work world of endless data aggregation and analysis, the reading of books remains a curiously solitary and hard-to-track enterprise. It’s easy enough...
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