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Big Data? No. Big Information as a Service

Big Data? No. Big Information as a Service

By Martijn Linssen on February 21, 2012

I’ve been going through the Gartner hypecycle these last few weeks, regarding Big Data. I’ve been through the Through of Disillusionment and back, and rocked back and forth a bit even, and I now figured out what’s been bugging me so much about it. It reminds me a bit of #E20… First, I didn’t think […]

Posted in Application Software, Business, Enterprise, Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged 1.0, big data, business rules, information, knowledge, social business design | 2 Responses

Where will the social developers code? And what?

Where will the social developers code? And what?

By Martijn Linssen on February 17, 2012

Dion Hinchcliffe wrote a very interesting piece, and I missed it. But thanks to John Rymer I picked it up. John shared an interesting question indeed: Client gives up on enterprise PaaS deal with #Salesforce.com, asks me for options. Focus is “systems of engagement.” Interesting question. — John Rymer (@johnrrymer) February 16, 2012   We […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged 3.0, application development, business exceptions, business rules, cloud computing, social business design, social media

How Klout could make Twitter a better place

How Klout could make Twitter a better place

By Martijn Linssen on January 30, 2012

I’ve written my fair share of posts on Klout. 1.5 years ago I started off with a mild post called “Why I have doubt about @Klout” At the beginning of that I stated First of all, I highly appreciate the service – and I ended with 11 extra Klout points in 12 days on the […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged 3.0, business rules, Data quality, EAI, edi, facebook, information, Klout, knowledge, social business design, social media, trust, twitter

Migration 101 - follow the white rabbit

Migration 101 – follow the white rabbit

By Martijn Linssen on December 12, 2011

It seems that not every migration is welcomed by applause these days, reasons for which can usually be attributed to a definite lack of success. So, here’s a checklist that will help you achieve success. Of course the list is condensed and a lot of detail is left out, as it’s just a lot of […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged application development, business exceptions, business rules, management, maturity, trust

Telotecture - architecture's complement

Telotecture – architecture’s complement

By Martijn Linssen on November 1, 2011

Architecture – as I took 4 years of Greek it’s always meant the same word to me: that what stands at the beginning of construction, “ἀρχι-τέκτων”. Tekton is a builder / carpenter, and I was sure there was a verb tektein, but after looking for hours I’m afraid that this is it. At least arche […]

Posted in Application Software, Enterprise | Tagged application development, architecture, business exceptions, business rules, change, standardisation

Open Source and Cloud, Mobile, Data: what goes where?

Open Source and Cloud, Mobile, Data: what goes where?

By Martijn Linssen on October 13, 2011

After an interesting question from Matt Asay I gave a few answers, then decided that Twitter’s not always suited for long conversations (ahem) I’m working on the theme for OSBC2012. I want to highlight the connection btwn cloud/mobile/data. Can someone help me express that? My first reaction was that these words are big, and could […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged application development, business exceptions, business rules, cloud computing, Data quality, Globalisation, growth, information, integration, knowledge, trust, twitter

The myth of standardisation

The myth of standardisation

By Martijn Linssen on September 26, 2011

After reading the ERP paradox by Kailash Awati, I had that “Oh yes” feeling of recognition: someone was hitting the nail right on the head here. Standardisation is a myth, especially when you go global. There are two simple reasons for that: customer demand and business supply Ask a CEO what makes his business so […]

Posted in Application Software, Enterprise, Featured Posts | Tagged 3.0, adapt, application development, business exceptions, business rules, Enterprise resource planning, erp, Globalisation, growth, IBM, standardisation, Standardization

Klout's True Reach? Simply your follower count

Klout’s True Reach? Simply your follower count

By Martijn Linssen on September 2, 2011

In yesterday’s post I busied myself with new ways of looking at Twitter statistics. Today I was suggested to compare them to Klout scores. I did, and I found out that their True Reach – that vast, impressive number that you probably look up to – is nothing more than a simple mathematical equation Klout […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Marketing | Tagged 1.0, business rules, Klout, knowledge, Social influence, social media, stats, trust, twitter | 4 Responses

Twitter stats redefined - now measuring true influence?

Twitter stats redefined – now measuring true influence?

By Martijn Linssen on September 1, 2011

I had a small revelation the other day while on Twitter and chatting with Alan Berkson. As you may or may not known, I’m a self-proclaimed statishist, meaning that I really get excited by statistics, or stats for short I did a few calculations on 20 Twitter people, taking their latest 1,000 followers, and looking […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged business rules, influence, Klout, maturity, social media, statistics, stats, Tweetstats, twitter

Social silos adding to enterprise silos? Not with proper Integration

Social silos adding to enterprise silos? Not with proper Integration

By Martijn Linssen on August 25, 2011

Laurie Buzcek called out for Integration as a solution for the failure of Enterprise 2.0 and Social Business – which she equates to each other – and I couldn’t help but think of Tibbr when reading her post Dion Hinchcliffe responded with a post in which he also stresses the integration of social media with […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged 3.0, A2A, adapt, adopt, application development, b2b, B2C, business exceptions, business rules, Data quality, E2E, EAI, edi, ESB, growth, integration, messaging, social media, standardisation

The SI is dead. Long live the Supplier Integrator

The SI is dead. Long live the Supplier Integrator

By Martijn Linssen on August 3, 2011

Have we reached peak SI is a splendid post by Peter Evans Greenwood about the changing IT world. On one side of the boxing ring there is the traditional system integrator, on the other side there is a multitude of change agents: Business taking back budget for IT spend from local IT On-demand and on-time […]

Posted in Business, Enterprise, Featured Posts | Tagged 2.0, application development, b2b, B2C, business rules, change, cloud computing, consultant, consulting, SI, Sistem Integrator, standardisation, virtualisation | 1 Response

The packages - customisation MQ

The packages – customisation MQ

By Martijn Linssen on April 28, 2011

I got Rt’ed today on the #ITF11 hashtag: RT @MartijnLinssen: @johnrrymer @TomGrantForr There is no one-size-fits-all. Pure packages is wrong, as is pure customisation #ITF11 >YES and that’s basically all I have to say about it – not. There is a human tendency to do either-or. Black or white, good or bad, pretty or ugly […]

Posted in Application Software, Enterprise, Featured Posts | Tagged A2A, application development, architecture, b2b, B2C, business exceptions, business rules, customization, erp, implementation, integration, sap, siebel, standardisation

Implementing Social: don't use the C-word

Implementing Social: don’t use the C-word

By Martijn Linssen on April 13, 2011

The C-word is being used quite frequently these days. I have had quite a few dialogues and discussions about it, and it almost looks like the C-word is the new black – or white, in this case. To me, it shows that Social is hitting mainstream and getting implemented here and there. Maybe the evangelists […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged 1.0, 2.0, adopt, application development, business rules, change, social media, twitter

How Google's Android language architecture is dead wrong

How Google’s Android language architecture is dead wrong

By Martijn Linssen on April 4, 2011

I love my HTC Desire. I held on to my Sony Ericsson P800 for 5 years, turning from an early adopter into a laggard, sending mobile text-only tweets via WAP up until the early Summer of 2010 – that started to feel awkward at some point. So in August I entered the “always on” world, […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts, Mobile | Tagged android, application development, architecture, business rules, Dictionary, Spell checker, standardisation, Translation, twitter

Social Business Revolution

Social Business Revolution

By Martijn Linssen on February 28, 2011

  Social Business (R)evolution by Martijn Linssen (sample) The current world is abuzz about Social. Social networks, social media, Social Business: all things social. People, Twitterati and even a small number of companies embrace the diverse ideas and notions of Social, trying to sell and implement them That movement is a natural counter reaction to […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged 24/7/365, adapt, adopt, b2b, B2C, business exceptions, business rules, change, Globalisation, growth, information, knowledge, social business design, social media, standardisation, trust, twitter

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