The study also pointed out the need for healthy tension as a key success factor. On the other hand, I have a tremendous passion for all things IT, and in particular I try to use my blog to draw other people's attention to enterprise architecture issues. If you feel a blog entry is inappropriate, click here to notify ITtoolbox. Please preview your message before posting. The consumer can write rules about who they trust and how to use untrusted data. Sometimes knowledge and experience can become an impediment. I remember the days when industry analysts as part of their research would actually talk to real world users of products to gain multiple perspectives. Yet, IT is inherently strategic because of its indirect effects? Anyway, my peer also shared with me a perception that got me torqued. Analysts may be best served by putting out the flame. The MIT license is business friendly and contains no license fees or reciprocity clauses. However, many companies and IT professionals have a much more segmented view. I would rather spend time with my sons, blog on the human aspects of technology and most importantly make a difference in non-technical ways to everyone on the planet. Enough with the blinking text in the postings. pay for briefings - that model is so horribly fugly. Mix and match so you get the best of breed. The problem with being years ahead of folks is that it takes away the ability of others to participate. Some useful products must come out of the first quarter, but here, appearance is more important than results. He even tells vendors the following:paying for briefings - screw that! The folks in this community that I read with passion are:Jason Bloomberg from ZapThink.
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