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""The New Normal" c'est l'histoire d'un monde dans lequel le fait que les choses soient digitales sera juste... normal! Avec la digitalisation de nos musiques, livres, échanges,... il arrive un moment où la norme devient le digital. Et à partir de là de nouvelles règles entrent en jeu et des principes qui étaient des évidences deviennent obsolètes"
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La première règle est la tolérance zéro pour le dysfonctionnement numérique.
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La première règle est la tolérance zéro pour le dysfonctionnement numérique.
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Les membres du Parlement européen veulent savoir quelle attitude les législateurs comptent adopter dans le conflit qui oppose la directive européenne sur la protection des données (Directive 95/46/EC) au Patriot Act américain."
"Ever since Gmail captured the imagination of consumers, Google has been trying to push Google Apps to enterprise customers. In spite of some news about problems in their implementation for big customers, it has been gaining traction steadily. The biggest attraction towards Google Apps Email over other systems is the cost. Even though other players like Microsoft and IBM have a cloud strategy, Google’s pricing makes Google Apps very attractive for many enterprises. "
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Cisco pulled the plug two days back. They will no longer be investing resources on this service and they will help the current customers move out to another email system of their choice after their contract gets over
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The product has been well received, but we’ve since learned that customers have come to view their email as a mature and commoditized tool versus a long-term differentiated element of their collaboration strategy. We’ve also heard that customers are eager to embrace emerging collaboration tools such as social software and video.
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"In the enterprise, the convergence of cloud computing, more empowered employees and on-demand infrastructure is driving adoption of these technologies. Let’s look at how each is shaping the future of high-impact collaboration in the enterprise, and with it, new innovations."
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As Mathew recently said, the human cloud is the capability of a company to get the best talent available regardless of location
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"Une récente étude (à lire ici) réalisée auprès de 1053 cadres exécutifs montre que les dirigeants d’entreprises sont plus réceptifs aux avantages supposés du cloud computing que les DSI. Surprise ? Pas vraiment…"
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Tout ceci démontre que, bien que en étant très trendy, le Cloud computing est encore trop perçus comme une menace par les DSI qui voient en lui un risque de disparition de leur fonction.
Pour ma part, je considère que nous avons ici une vrai chance de sortir l’IT de son image trop technique, de “brancheur de cable” parlant un langage incompréhensibl
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"Le Cloud privé c'est la capacité pour une entreprise, a mettre en place "en interne" sur une infrastructure a construire, les offres normalement disponibles en Cloud computing. Les éditeurs qui peinent à faire basculer certaines entreprises dans le Cloud, utilisent cet argumentaire en fin de réunion dans un style très fast-food, et vous demandent si c'est pour consommer sur place (Cloud) ou emporter (Cloud privé). "
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Le Cloud privé permet de remettre sous contrôle cette dimension uniquement prévue dans les contrats avec le Cloud computing (et encore les meilleurs).
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Le Cloud privé permet de maitriser la localisation des données.
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"“Technology is no longer the preserve of the CIO,” said Ken McGee, vice president and Gartner Fellow. “It has become everyone’s property and everyone’s issue.”
With the IT industry on track to show a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4 percent for the next five years Gartner has identified seven business and IT issues that CIOs should act on during the next three years. “CIOs will need to begin implementing these technologies within three years to meet the six year predictions,” Mr. McGee said. The seven issues include:"
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IT/OT Alignment- Inadequate software management of operational technology (OT) systems will result in a major business failure of a top Global 100 company by 2013.
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Business Gets Social -Through 2015, 80 percent of organizations will lack a coherent approach for dealing with information from the collective.
Today, social media is changing the way business is conducted. “Understanding the power of communities, the multiple personas of their members expectations, their aspirations and how to interact with them will become essential skills for business in the 21st century, - 1 more annotation(s)...
"I believe SAP is an under-appreciated leader in the Web 2.0 space, and this blog attempts to explain why. First, I should first point out that there are three distinct categories you can talk about SAP interacting with Web 2.0 technology:
* Web 2.0 by SAP – Web 2.0 products and services SAP provides to customers
* Web 2.0 with SAP – how SAP uses Web 2.0 techniques to interact with our customers and partners
* Web 2.0 at SAP – how SAP uses Web 2.0 technology within SAP"
"So it is true and correct that clouds provide the technology to reduce the cost and complexity of provisioning computational capabilities within the enterprise, or to build new shared service centers operating at greater efficiency externally. But that’s not really what the fuss is about! The issue driving the use of ‘services’ is a new business model making use of new technology to enable and empower people in the front office and that’s what clouds as a revolutionary change is all about."
"Failure has been around since the time two people first starting working and collaborating together, so it’s safe to assume that it’s going to be with us in 2010. Let’s spend a few moments thinking about and predicting the shape of failure in the coming year."
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Next year, organizations will continue to buy heavy-duty backbone systems from major vendors, such as SAP and Oracle, and some percentage of those implementations will just not meet expectations.
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Relationship failure arises when a cloud vendor does not follow through on service quality, pricing, or other commitments. Service availability fails when the the cloud vendor goes down, effectively locking the customer out from his or her own data.
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In order to capture the enterprise markets, some of the vendors are shifting towards a Private SaaS approach.
This brings into focus the very definition of Private SaaS itself. I would like to offer the following simple definition but it is bound to get many pundits worked up.
Private Cloud Architecture: Moving Wits beyond the cutting edge. This is a talk on our private cloud architecture that we are implementing at the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg.
Despite the current strength and promise of the Internet software market, the future pace of growth and innovation is not assured. The principles of choice, opportunity, and interoperability were important in the growth of PC software and in the overall health of the information technology ecosystem, and these same principles will shape competition in Internet software, according to HBS professor Marco Iansiti
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firms should allow consumers and partners to have a real choice between complementary products and services from otherwise competing firms
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specifically, opportunity that is facilitated by giving developers platform access and the ability to innovate and build on platform technologies to create new products and services.
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While granting that "clouds are very cost-effective" for small and medium-sized companies, McKinsey argues that a large company would spend considerably more today if it were to shut down its data center and run all its applications out of a utility-computing cloud.
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Nevertheless, the McKinsey analysis is a valuable one, not least because it underscores how early we are in the development of the utility-computing grid - and why we shouldn't expect large companies to begin shutting down their data centers any time soon.
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The real opportunity that the cloud offers large companies today is as a supplement or complement to their in-house operations rather than as a complete replacement
Eli Lilly uses Amazon Web Services and other cloud services to provide high-performance computing, as needed, to hundreds of its scientists. With AWS, Powers said, a new server can be up and running in three minutes (it used to take Eli Lilly seven and a half weeks to deploy a server internally) and a 64-node Linux cluster can be online in five minutes (compared with three months internally). "The deployment time is really what impressed us," Powers said. "It's just shy of instantaneous."
Le concept de « cloud computing » s'est propagé avant d'avoir été clairement défini. Mais si vous êtes de ceux qui croient au mirage, il est sans doute temps d'y regarder de plus près.
Entièrement axé sur l'efficience, le cloud computing permet de déployer un système unique aussi bien qu'une quantité massive de ressources informatiques afin de les rendre accessibles à la demande, en temps réel et pour un coût abordable. Dans la mesure où les stratégies de « cloud » les plus performantes s'appuient sur des concepts et des outils déjà bien connus des développeurs, ce paradigme est susceptible de redéfinir la relation unissant l'organisation informatique aux équipes de développement et aux unités opérationnelles qui dépendent d'elle. L'organisation informatique s'assure en effet des gains d'efficience et des points de contrôle supplémentaires, tandis que ses clients accèdent à un nouveau degré de simplicité et d'autonomie dans leur utilisation des services.
For anyone born after 1985, entering the workforce is a technological shock. Raised on MySpace.com (NWS) and Wikipedia, these workers can't comprehend why they should have to wait 18 months for a company to build corporate software when they can download
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For anyone born after 1985, entering the workforce is a technological shock. Raised on MySpace.com (NWS) and Wikipedia, these workers can't comprehend why they should have to wait 18 months for a company to build corporate software when they can download what they need instantly.
Alors que nous allons vers un monde de plus en plus mobile, où les utilisateurs travaillent souvent à travers plusieurs dispositifs au cours de la journée, nous avons besoin d’unifier l’accès à nos applications et à nos données. Cela nécessite que nos applications et nos donnés ne résident plus sur des dispositifs locaux, mais plutôt qu’ils vivront dans les nuages et seront accessibles via des services web
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Le focus sur le bureau va nous faire passer de l’ère de l’information à celle de l’attention.
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Et d’expliquer que le bureau du futur a pour but de nous aider à mieux gérer la surcharge informationnelle - “qui est dû en grande partie à ce changement”. “L”interface sera adaptée pour aider l’utilisateur à comprendre quelles sont les tendances plutôt que de savoir comment les choses sont organisées.”
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