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May 24, 2012
The evolution and economics of human relationships
This post is quite out of the topic (or maybe not) but I really feeled it very instructive in order to see and identify (and acts in correspondence) vendors and customer behaviours.
Which behaviours have you detected?
Plese do not forget to leave your opions below.
Which behaviours have you detected?
Plese do not forget to leave your opions below.
Mar 19, 2012
Feb 27, 2012
2012 Mobile World Congress
This year, I will follow the Mobile World Congress again. For a best and quick cover about what I found interesting for this blog and their readers I will introduce a tool which I have recently found called Storify.
That's showed below:
That's showed below:
Jan 12, 2012
About Cloud computing for 2012 (....and why Gartner was wrong)
As promised, here it comes the second part about my thoughts about Gartner 2012 Top Tech Trends. How is it possible Cloud computing has fallen until 10th place? How to explain top trends like tablets will work and provide their expected added value from the cloud but cloud is less important?
Today, January 11th, BBVA has published its commitment to use GoogleApps for their whole staff workers. One of the largest bank in the world will move this year to the cloud!!! This is a huge notice for those who believe in an IT's future guided by methodologies and good practices and cloud computing.
Honestly, I thought this day would come in a few years and with a very slow, long and carefully defined roadmap for moving all the heavy IT bank's machinery, managing the different interests surround and avoiding risks as much as possible.
It's easy to catch BBVA's expansion on the American market specially at States and Canada where its expected growth is going greater (despite their wide and long work on Latam), and I can detect a very detailed revenue study about this American growth and their benefits betting on Google's infrastructure already mature and settled at the States and provide a greater profit.
Coming from a technology field of expertise, I predict an initial backward in terms of applications look-and-feel and a certain functional fall, talking always about my previous experience and with no detailed knowledge about BBVA tech. I also bet on a huge investment on applications integration and process functionality which will show us a new peak to achieve with GoogleApps.
Against reactions appeared, close fiasco on Los Angeles Police department, who recently have leaved GoogleApps, might show to BBVA not to repeat the same mistakes and become successful.
From this humble blog I support BBVA showed bravery and my best wishes to José Olalla (BBVA CIO).
Today, January 11th, BBVA has published its commitment to use GoogleApps for their whole staff workers. One of the largest bank in the world will move this year to the cloud!!! This is a huge notice for those who believe in an IT's future guided by methodologies and good practices and cloud computing.
Honestly, I thought this day would come in a few years and with a very slow, long and carefully defined roadmap for moving all the heavy IT bank's machinery, managing the different interests surround and avoiding risks as much as possible.
It's easy to catch BBVA's expansion on the American market specially at States and Canada where its expected growth is going greater (despite their wide and long work on Latam), and I can detect a very detailed revenue study about this American growth and their benefits betting on Google's infrastructure already mature and settled at the States and provide a greater profit.
Coming from a technology field of expertise, I predict an initial backward in terms of applications look-and-feel and a certain functional fall, talking always about my previous experience and with no detailed knowledge about BBVA tech. I also bet on a huge investment on applications integration and process functionality which will show us a new peak to achieve with GoogleApps.
Against reactions appeared, close fiasco on Los Angeles Police department, who recently have leaved GoogleApps, might show to BBVA not to repeat the same mistakes and become successful.
From this humble blog I support BBVA showed bravery and my best wishes to José Olalla (BBVA CIO).
Nov 11, 2011
My two cents about Top 10 tech trends for 2012
It was almost a month ago when Gartner presented at its symposium ITXpro its "Top 10 strategic tech trends for 2012". The picture below shows that decologue and its order:
Since now I have been gathering different opions (I strongly recomend Jason Hiner's one) and making some inquiries about them and how to really impact on my customers, environment and me.
Agrees
It is irrefutable the fact that tablets and whatever surounds them will be the most growing field on technology for the next year. Join to the tablets we will find all the necesary software for improve and achive the user experience with all mobiles devices in general (points 1 and 2).
In my eyes Contextual and social user experience keeps their previous years importance hiding the next upgraded which will put on top of tech trends for the next year. "Which upgraded are you waiting for?" may you wonder, and my personal answer for the question is "move from text to action".
Following with the pros, I understand everything on infraestructure is going down on importance (8 and 9 positions) but I guess an estable field on infraestructure keeps working on their offer started years ago with cloud computing and virtualitation.
Nevertheless, after 5 points of agreement we come along with Desagrees
In my humble opinion, Internet of things and App stores are over-evaluated for the next year. I don't feel importants improvements on those fields but we will feel better experiences on app stores. In relation with Internet of things, I can't see a proper moment for them.
In my eyes, Big data bloom and new analytics are under-estimated but for me will be much more important big data than new analytics (despite Gartner prediction). My opion is based in the fact that new analytics will come along after results on big data improvements.
I think that my absolutly disappointment with Cloud computing forecast for 2012 deserve a entire post for better comprenhension.
Keep tuned and do not forget to leave your comments below
Since now I have been gathering different opions (I strongly recomend Jason Hiner's one) and making some inquiries about them and how to really impact on my customers, environment and me.
Agrees
It is irrefutable the fact that tablets and whatever surounds them will be the most growing field on technology for the next year. Join to the tablets we will find all the necesary software for improve and achive the user experience with all mobiles devices in general (points 1 and 2).
In my eyes Contextual and social user experience keeps their previous years importance hiding the next upgraded which will put on top of tech trends for the next year. "Which upgraded are you waiting for?" may you wonder, and my personal answer for the question is "move from text to action".
Following with the pros, I understand everything on infraestructure is going down on importance (8 and 9 positions) but I guess an estable field on infraestructure keeps working on their offer started years ago with cloud computing and virtualitation.
Nevertheless, after 5 points of agreement we come along with Desagrees
In my humble opinion, Internet of things and App stores are over-evaluated for the next year. I don't feel importants improvements on those fields but we will feel better experiences on app stores. In relation with Internet of things, I can't see a proper moment for them.
In my eyes, Big data bloom and new analytics are under-estimated but for me will be much more important big data than new analytics (despite Gartner prediction). My opion is based in the fact that new analytics will come along after results on big data improvements.
I think that my absolutly disappointment with Cloud computing forecast for 2012 deserve a entire post for better comprenhension.
Keep tuned and do not forget to leave your comments below
Oct 31, 2011
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