Thursday, January 31, 2008

A short but long interlude

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For the last few weeks I've been buried in research. So today, I thought I'd take a break and make a quick video about my areas of r...
Monday, January 28, 2008

What is innovation?

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One of the problems with any study of innovation, is; "What does the term mean?" Unfortunately the mainstream media's hickledy...
Saturday, January 12, 2008

XaaS and Innovation

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Ignoring the epidemic of confusion that is the web, "Innovation is the first attempt to put an idea into practice" - Jan Fagerber...
Friday, January 11, 2008

CFPs in the wild ....

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I've spoken at a number of conferences over the years, however it has been more by accident than design. For those who are interested in...
Wednesday, January 09, 2008

Fancy that ....

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When I was young (about fifteen) , I started working on this somewhat lunatic idea that an entire model of the universe that we exist within...

Under starters' orders ....

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EMI is a company which has seen some serious changes in its principal industry - music production, distribution, promotion and marketing . ...
Monday, January 07, 2008

Who's the Daddy?

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Commoditisation does not necessarily end with centralisation. The current IT trend would appear to be towards large scale utility computing ...

FUD ... 1888 stylie.

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I've been recently reading about the A/C (Westinghouse) vs D/C (Edison) wars of 1888. As usual it was a bitter struggle over which tec...

Mystic Me .....

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I scribbled this down a few days ago, however given my posts recently I thought I'd better announce my own Mystic Me "completely re...

Going, going ... moved on.

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Brian Suda has just sent me a link to Chris Anderson's keynote at Nokia World 2007 on his upcoming new book "Free" . Accord...
Friday, January 04, 2008

Portability, that's the beauty of XaaS ....

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(Brits over 30 will understand the title, just hum it, you know you want to.) Is Nick up to some wicked and devilish posting with an item o...

A truly wonderful quote ...

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I came across this quote while reading Ira Flatow's wonderful book - "They all laughed" The Law of Firsts (as in who discovere...