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Digital transformation and the high performance enterprise

Digital transformation and the high performance enterprise

By Michael Krigsman on June 30, 2014

Digital business transformation is the latest buzzword. These stats demonstrate how to gain real business benefit from the trend.

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged Accenture, Capgemini, Chief Marketing Officer, Digital electronics, Digital Transformation, MIT

Is 'marketing' ready for digital transformation?

Is ‘marketing’ ready for digital transformation?

By Michael Krigsman on June 30, 2014

Research explains how marketers and the CMO can become leaders in digital business transformation.

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged Accenture, Capgemini, Chief information officer, Digital Transformation, MIT

MIT CIO leadership awards now accepting applications

MIT CIO leadership awards now accepting applications

By Michael Krigsman on February 28, 2014

Everyone knows I am a strong advocate of Chief Information Officers. It’s a tough job fraught with pressure from management that demands simultaneous cost cutting and innovation along with increasingly sophisticated business requirements for technology-enabled transformation. Despite these challenges and many more, there are great CIOs using technology to drive significant and meaningful business improvements. […]

Posted in Business | Tagged CIO, MIT

MIT Traced Twitter’s Rise Through Conventional Social Nets

MIT Traced Twitter’s Rise Through Conventional Social Nets

By Denis Pombriant on December 21, 2011

Researchers at MIT have concluded from a research study that the spread of Twitter occurred through traditional social channels.  That might not seem earth shaking because, well, how else would a new social technology spread? As the report notes, “MIT researchers who studied the growth of the newly hatched Twitter from 2006 to 2009 say […]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged CRM, Current Affairs, economics, freemium, MIT, research

Costs of running communication networks about to tumble?

Costs of running communication networks about to tumble?

By Tom Raftery on January 12, 2010

Photo credit IronRodArt I saw a report on the Green Data Center Blog today that a new industry group called GreenTouch has been formed with the express aim of reducing the amount of energy communications networks (including the Internet) use. In fact their Global Mission is to, by 2015: deliver the architecture, specifications and roadmap […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged bell labs, china mobile, communication network, energy efficiency, greentouch, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MIT, stanford, Stanford University, telco, telecomm

Tuesday Link Roundup

Tuesday Link Roundup

By Jeff Nolan on January 5, 2010

– The Merc takes a look at the diminished luster of stock options for compensation. There’s two things here, the first being that between AMT and option accounting rule changes the attractiveness of options for employees and employers has taken a big hit. Most people in Silicon Valley, and the tech industry more broadly, understand […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged Bono, California, China, compensation, Energy, High-speed rail, led, MIT, Nuclear power, robotics, San Francisco Bay Area, stock options, thorium fuel

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