How Mobile Consumer Devices Drive Cloud Applications in Enterprise IT
February 8, 2012While everyone was out buying tablets and e-book readers over the holidays, I happened to dig up “The Coming Age of Calm Technology,” by Mark Weiser and John Seely Brown. Weiser and Brown wrote it while they were at Xerox … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, News & Analysis, What's New in Research | Tagged acceptable use policy, android, application management, application manager, application portfolio, application-development, Applications, Box, box.net, CoIT, Consumer devices, consumerization, data loss, dropbox, evernote, laptop, mobile device management, mobile-apps, mobility, productivity, PUA, PUD, saas, security, software as a service, tablet | Leave a comment
How to Raise Your Application
February 1, 2012Just as we are all bound to the circle of life, so too are our applications. Each progresses from birth to retirement through the various stages of life. At each of these stages there are best practices that can be … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, News & Analysis, What's New in Research | Tagged ALM, application maintenance, application retirement management, application selection, applications manager, ARM, change, change management, lifecycle, maintenance, retirement | Leave a comment
Avoid Getting Lost: Build Out Your Applications Roadmap
February 1, 2012Applications Managers, do you have an applications roadmap in place? If not, it’s time to stop making excuses about why and get started! Nevermind if your IT department doesn’t have an IT roadmap, you can still reap the benefits of … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Governance, News & Analysis, What's New in Research | Tagged application manager, applications department, firefighter, roadmap, Strategy | Leave a comment
Open Group Conference Day 1 Summary: Plenty of Interesting Questions
January 31, 2012We have just finished day one at the Open Group Conference and the speakers have posed more interesting questions than they have answered. What role can we expect IT to play in the future of the enterprise? How can the … Continue reading
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The Role of Social Analytics
January 25, 2012Social analytics comes with a dizzying number of vendors and the traditional blurriness associated with a new business concept, so spending some time to prepare the organization’s strategy is crucial. Social media’s role in our society is growing. It’s being … Continue reading
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