Predicting monotonic events are trivial, whereas, preciously predicting the continuous non-monotonic events are impossible. For instance, , it is possible to predict that the Sun is to arise on east the next day. Well, assuming that our star, the Sun, is not sucked by an external moving black hole (Yes, black holes can move!! and [...]
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“Everyone knows someone who loves Honda” commercial in context with Honda Facebook is a prime example how social network channels have changed today’s business. If any IT executives still thinks that social networking platform is for kids and teenagers, wake up! You have already missed lots of opportunity, try to speed up and catch on.
Social network is [...]
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In a previous blog posting, I provided an exhaustive list of almost all technical components. Each one of the component plays a role to enable holistic IT service to support business function. However,to run a successful IT organization, does the IT organization required to have a handle on each component in the list?
Lately, my former [...]
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