By chance (conferences, public announces from authorities) and by design (I have been working or studying these two subjects for some time), over the last two weeks I published articles on two main issues: managing of resources, and security.
Conveniently, this week-end comes half-way through the month, and today and tomorrow I would like to share few forward-looking thoughts based on experience and observation.
By chance (conferences, public announces from authorities) and by design (I have been workign or studying on the subjects for some time), over the last two weeks I published articles on two main issues: managing of resources, and security.
Conveniently, this week-end comes half-way through the month, and today and tomorrow I would like to share few forward-looking thoughts based on experience and observation.
As it is my tradition for week-end articles, I will try to keep both short, and to inject some “pointers” from my experience, should somebody be curious about the pre-conditions that seeded both the experience and the observation.
Recently NATO announced that a new direction is needed, and today there is a meeting to start discussing the strategy for the next 10 years.
Since the announce, that included discussing opening beyond the limited boundaries (physical and in terms of mission) of post-Cold War peace-keeping, I have been reading the reactions in few newspapers around the world.
Scepticism is the common thread- but it is actually an intellectual posturing to “wait and see”.
About the benefits and potential risks of using cloud-based business-critical applications.
With, of course, a simple and humble proposal on how to both protect your data and maybe create a new revenue stream.
Last week I posted online a series of articles, on various management issues- Crisis, Contract, Confidentiality, service, project.
The title of the series? “Method_” something (search for “Method_” on the front page of this blog).
This article presents a series of considerations- not as a summary, but as a collection of ideas.
The five articles in this series have a single purpose: share small outlines of the approach I used in various consulting and service management activities.
The five articles in this series have a single purpose: share small outlines of the approach I used in various consulting and service management activities.
The five articles in this series have a single purpose: share small outlines of the approach I used in various consulting and service management activities.
The five articles in this series have a single purpose: share small outlines of the approach I used in various consulting and service management activities.
The five articles in this series have a single purpose: share small outlines of the approach I used in various consulting and service management activities.