Showing posts with label CoIT. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CoIT. Show all posts

Saturday, November 10, 2012

Free eBook - Windows 8 for dummies

Windows 8 is New. Windows 8 is different. Dell.com is distributing free eBook on Windows 8.

Grab it now before it goes away.

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http://marketing.dell.com/windows-8-ebook

Monday, March 5, 2012

The Open Group Conference - Cannes, France. April 201

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As technologies such as Cloud Computing, mobile, social, and big data/analytics mature (the four pillars), organizations will increasingly look to implement them as part of their Enterprise Transformation projects.  The Open Group Conference in Cannes will provide an opportunity for delegates to:

  • Further investigate the use of the four pillars based on real-life experiences and best practices
  • Learn how they can be utilized to best affect as part of a standards-based Enterprise Architecture (EA) strategy
  • Understand how organizations move from an IT-centric to an enterprise-centric position that includes a more complete view of the business and not just IT?

These will be followed by learning opportunities, including tutorials and case studies, within tracks, such as:

  • EA and Enterprise Transformation
  • EA Professional Development
  • Trusted Technology
  • Agile Enterprise Architecture
  • Cyber and Cloud Security.

On a lighter note, The Open Group Conference in Cannes will also play host to the third Open Cannes Awards, a fun evening amongst the serious side of the Conference!  Find out more about the Awards and how you can get involved.


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Wednesday, January 4, 2012

CIO and 2012 : What will keep CIOs busy

CIO Priorities

2012 is going to be a busy year for CIOs and their Teams. The trends which got introduced to enterprises in last 2 to 3 years are going to make a big push into the enterprises. The CIO have no choice but to embrace them.

The trends can be classified into following three broad categories:

  • Data & Insights : Coming from Business, this will require converting the tsunami of data getting generated into competitive advantage.
  • Cloud : Coming from Vendors and Technology suppliers, with promise of only good, is all about agility and cost savings.
  • Consumerization of IT : Coming from Employees, driven by mobile and online social revolution, this will require blurring the corporate IT boundaries.

In future posts we will get into details of each trend and some useful resources.

Wednesday, December 14, 2011

Consumerization of IT : CITE conference and expo

Consumerization of IT

Few days back I blogged about it CIO vs Millennials : Blurring Corporate IT firewalls

Key Topics on the CITE agenda include:

  • Cost-effective, business-smart mobile application strategies
  • Mobile device procurement, management and policies
  • The latest strategies and policies for Bring Your Own Technology to work
  • Virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI)
  • Cloud services and governance
  • Where unified communications with video offers business benefits
  • User interface/gamification
  • Data Access and integration
  • Organizational, skill and role shift
  • Managing service providers, contracts and SLAs

http://www.citeconference.com