Showing posts with label Worth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Worth. Show all posts
Monday, April 21, 2008

U.S. vs us ...

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In some European technical circles, the U.K. is sometimes considered not relevant to Europe and just a poor cousin of America. This poor co...
Friday, August 31, 2007

A lunchtime interlude

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Before I get stated on a discussion of the stack, I'd like to talk about the pleasant lunch I had today with a friend who is a research ...
Saturday, August 11, 2007

Future stuff .... Worth Part VII

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The creation of standards and providers of those standards at all levels of the stack, will allow for the formation of competitive utility c...

Commoditisation and web 2.0 .... Worth Part VI

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The process of commoditisation is simply the movement between the novel, rare and new to the common, ubiquitous and necessary. As such the ...
Friday, August 10, 2007

My personal blueprint .... Worth Part V

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The general blueprint I use when dealing with such issues is as follows. First, I divide IT projects into three categories - CA , Transition...

Transition .... Worth Part IV

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The most difficult area of IT to deal with, is those systems which are neither novel and new (i.e. some examples of the service are already ...

Cost of Doing Business .... Worth Part III

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If a service is common, ubiquitous and necessary - then it is termed a cost of doing business. The market or potential is well known, there ...
Wednesday, August 08, 2007

Competitive Advantage .... Worth Part II

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If a service is novel and new (a potential differential, a source of competitive advantage) - then the market or potential is unknown (the...

The ROI syndrome .... Worth Part I

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I haven't posted for a bit, so I thought I'd post some personal and somewhat unpolished views on worth, utility, web 2.0 and why it...
Tuesday, April 05, 2005

Worth based development

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Butler Group's master class was better than I hoped for. Tim Jennings and Martin Butler gave some interesting presentations on IT value,...

Hacking DNA and all that jazz

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Recently returned from e-Tech (http://conferences.oreillynet.com/etech/) and have been fascinated by the remixing DNA concepts proposed by D...