Showing posts with label ice age. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ice age. Show all posts

Thursday, September 27, 2007

EBRF 2007

Useful and interesting material. My own presentation focused on the practical steps to get to a real time economy (real time invoicing, real time payments, real time accounting etc) - will be added later.

Sunday, February 04, 2007


Avoid Ice Ages

Corporate inertia, quarterly capitalism and techno-hype have together created a rather sad overall picture of how digital services have been introduced.
Far too often in the past digital services have been seen as at best side shows and top management support for promotion - badly needed in conservative organisations - have at best been lukewarm. The next episode has then been a very expensive attempt to catch up with competitors. As this cannot be done fast - even with big money - the Ice Ages following inevitable failures have been deep and long.
The other extreme was seen during the dotcom boom - any hype was good enough for substantial spending - again followed by Ice Ages.

The best way is to start very early - be very interested in new ideas and new technology - try it out - fail from time to time in small scale - and above all be mature when the bigger steps are needed.
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