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17 Uncertainties that will Define (or Redefine) Your 2014

January 21, 2014 by Daniel W. Rasmus Leave a Comment

Download the entire paper here. 1. Workforce Dynamics Key Dynamic: Will the workforce effectively integrate, or will generational issues result in bifurcation? What skill gaps and needs for knowledge will emerge as each generation seeks to define its future? 2. Globalization Key Dynamic: Will the global economy march to ever more ubiquity, or will it fracture and … [Read more...] about 17 Uncertainties that will Define (or Redefine) Your 2014

Activating Citizens: I won’t go dark on SOPA or PIPA

January 18, 2012 by Daniel W. Rasmus 3 Comments

Activating Citizens: I won't go dark on SOPA or PIPA Activating Citizens...A sit-in is a protest that uses physical space to assert, in a passive way, the right of a person, or persons, to be where they are and to interact, hopefully in a positive, constructive way, with the people they don't agree with—usually a political body of a sort, be it the government of South Africa, … [Read more...] about Activating Citizens: I won’t go dark on SOPA or PIPA

Shakespeare in Theory – and Why Computer’s Aren’t As Interesting As They Used to Be

November 11, 2011 by Daniel W. Rasmus Leave a Comment

Shakespeare

or Shakespeare isn't Anonymous In light of the fun, interesting, and I think, utterly fictional Anonymous, I thought I would repost this item from my now defunct Future of Information Work blog. Be challenged, but enjoy. 4/7/2008 2:45:59 PM Shakespeare Wars I have finally finished Rosenbaum's Shakespeare Wars. I love Shakespeare, but why include comments on … [Read more...] about Shakespeare in Theory – and Why Computer’s Aren’t As Interesting As They Used to Be

Six Cautions for IT in the Cloud Planners, or Why Bernard Golden is Wrong

August 2, 2011 by Daniel W. Rasmus 3 Comments

CIO Magazine ran a story this week (July 29, 2010) on six predictions on how cloud computing will change IT, taking it from the hodgepodge of today's options into the smooth waters of a post-cloud world where IT only has one choice.  Even the opening premise leaves me flat, because as we move to a post-cloud world, some other disruption will be on the horizon which will … [Read more...] about Six Cautions for IT in the Cloud Planners, or Why Bernard Golden is Wrong

Visual Notes from my stop on the Podio World Tour

July 21, 2011 by Daniel W. Rasmus Leave a Comment

  All rights reserved by Team Podio http://www.flickr.com/photos/podio/5944906748/lightbox/ … [Read more...] about Visual Notes from my stop on the Podio World Tour

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