Digital Transformation
The Disruption Paradox – Part 1
Many business leaders claim to seek disruptive technology launching them beyond the grasp of their competitors. Do they really want disruption? True disruptive advancements are
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Who’s Hiding The Digital Transformation Criteria List?
Have you noticed the growing number of LinkedIn or tech magazine posts about the CIO who went to the cloud and “digitally transformed” an app
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Development’s Dirty Secret – Nobody Knows Their Data
Movement to the cloud accelerated the desire to rebuild applications with lower costs, apps more responsive and competitive benefits. It is not happening. There are
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Fractal Programming – Why One Engineer Replaces 25 Programmers
For what seems eons, technologists have been trying to get complex apps built in time to impact the business. Microservices, object-oriented programming, new DevOps
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What’s Beyond The Cloud?
Recently some team members met with one of the world’s largest investment banks and the discussion quickly went to digital transformation – or better said,
Digital Transformation
There Is No Cloud! It’s Just Someone Else’s Data Center
Boards, CEOs, business leaders are waking up to the fact that the cloud is just someone else’s data center. There is little or no transformation.
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When Your COBOL Talent Is Feeding Pigeons
“Jack, we have 120 critical apps with little or no source code? What do we do if one breaks?” “Those we patch in binary. I
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Customer-Centric Application Development Is Here
DevOps is dead! Corporations are at the end-of-life for current IT technology. Gartner Group forecast in January 2022 that the current tech stack is at
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Parallel System Validation
The End Of DevOps DevOps, for those of you not focused on software quality, is a way to get the operations people and coders together
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End Of Silicon Era Is At Hand
Software to change in a big way! Moore’s Law means hardware gets about twice as fast every 24 months as chips can have smaller footprints.
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