In a recent article on fastcompany.com, Allyson Kapin asked 8 industry experts where they though we 2.0 will go in 2009. Some of the comments were fairly benign and predictable but others got me thinking about the soon to be capabilities in the cloud. You can find Allyson's article here.
I’d wager that while we’re all glad to have the next 3 weeks off for the holidays after about day 5 our brains will be bouncing off the walls from idling in the parking lot. In anticipation of this I’ve decided to try and read a few books this holiday season that will hopefully give my synapses something to fire on. Here’s my list:
Futurecast: How Superpowers, Populations, and Globalization Will Change the Way You Live and Work
Two Old Women: An Alaska Legend of Betrayal, Courage and Survival
Death by Meeting: A Leadership Fable...About Solving the Most Painful Problem in Business
Happy Reading!
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Microsoft announced Azure, a new cloud platform at its 2008 developers conference. Azure has a multi-layered architecture that will allow developers to deliver applications directly to the cloud.
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