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Showing posts with label Apple. Show all posts
July 5, 2010

A Winning App Is Not Only an App Winner

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In the government, just getting an “app winner” doesn’t necessarily mean you have a “winning app.” But that’s not stopping us “govies” from ...
April 9, 2010

Apple’s Self-Sufficiency Model

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Apple has an amazing self-sufficiency model, where they have only 6 desktop support analysts for 34,000 worldwide employees, 36 helpline ag...
November 21, 2009

Learning from Steve Jobs, CEO of the Decade

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Fortune Magazine (23 November 2009) named Steve Jobs of Apple, the CEO of the decade. Steve Jobs’ unveiled his “digital lifestyle” strat...
May 10, 2009

Are We Getting Any Closer To Unified Messaging

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T he Holy Grail in communications has always been the drive to unify our messaging (data, voice, video) into a single device. To this da...
September 20, 2008

An Apple Turnover and Enterprise Architecture

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CIO Magazine, 15 July 2008, has an interesting article called “A Tangled Paths for Macs in the Enterprise.” The question posed: is it time...
March 20, 2008

Apple and Enterprise Architecture

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In Fortune Magazine, 17 March 2008, Apple was rated in Fortune the #1 most admired companies in America and in the world and it won the high...
January 19, 2008

The Power of Marketing and Enterprise Architecture

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Enterprise architecture is all about planning and governance to enable organizational success. But despite all the astute architectural pl...
November 19, 2007

iPod Versus Zune and Enterprise Architecture

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Zune has been playing catch up with iPod in the music player business, but from an User-centric enterprise architecture standpoint, they’ve ...
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October 30, 2007

Apple’s OS Leopard and Enterprise Architecture

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The Wall Street Journal, 25 October 207 reports that Apple’s new operating system (OS), Leopard, is “faster, easier than [Microsoft’s] Vist...