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Mashup standards

I was reading SD Times the other day while riding an exercise bike at the gym (hey, you have to do something to keep your mind occupied) and I came across an article on the Open Mashup Alliance . I had quite a number of questions about the OMA . Although...

Published 10-25-2009 1:36 AM by Charlie Bess

Filed under: Business value generation , Standards, Trends, Technology adoption, Web 2.0, Personalization, Flexibility, User Interface

Web 2.0 four years later and five years out

There is a good interview of Tim O'Reilly that validated many of the posts we've made in this blog over the last 5 years. He also published a white paper that goes into more details . The way business value is generated in the future will be changing...

Published 10-09-2009 3:19 PM by Charlie Bess

Filed under: Sensors, Business value generation , Edge computing , Emerging technologies , Technology adoption, Web 2.0, Social networking, Semantic

Can MiCare/PHR + VistA/EHR provide a new model for wellness (HWR) in the US?

In 2008, the Department of Defense (DoD) developed a prototype, Personal Health Record (PHR) , and piloted it at Madigan Army Medical Center (MAMC). A PHR is typically a health record that is initiated and maintained by an individual. MiCare is designed...

Published 07-24-2009 10:03 PM by dangonos

Filed under: Enterprise Architecture , Cloud Computing , Healthcare , SOA , Grid computing, Web 2.0, Semantic, Aging, Analytics

One word as a focal point for change for 2008 - Collaboration

In an interview by InformationWeek in Mexico this week, they asked me a question that caught me a bit off-guard, at the time. It was something along the lines of: “If there is one word that you believe will be the focus of change for 2008, what would...

Published 11-01-2007 12:39 AM by Charlie Bess

Filed under: Collaboration, Agility, Web 2.0, Multi-core

Data is Everywhere but Context is Rare

We were doing an exercise this week to look at problems differently. Part of it was to look at current trends and determine what is going to be abundant and what effect that has on our thinking. So for example going out a decade or so, there will be something...

Published 08-17-2007 11:38 PM by Charlie Bess

Filed under: attention engineering, Web 2.0, Context

Ed Yourdon's Web 2.0 Mindmap

I've mentioned mind mapping as an innovation tool before. Ed Yourdon has created a mindmap structure of articles, blog links ... that frame his thoughts around Web 2.0. I linked to the download folder , since it still seems to be changing. Although...

Published 08-14-2006 11:30 PM by Charlie Bess

Filed under: Collaboration, Web 2.0

The sixth force - the public

In Nicholas Carr's blog , he posted an entry about a suggested update to Michael Porter's 5 forces model. I had a series back in Sept. that kicked off with an entry about personal fabrication , talking about how personal requirements are a greater...

Published 11-12-2005 4:53 AM by Charlie Bess

Filed under: Trends, Web 2.0

Value from services - a new law?

Most IT people are familiar with Metcalfe's law predicting the value of a network. Web 2.0 backers have their own law of value called Reed's law . When I looked at these concepts, it makes me wonder if there is an SOA equivalent that could predict...

Published 10-26-2005 4:43 AM by Charlie Bess

Filed under: Business value generation , SOA , Web 2.0

Web 2.0 - What's next?

There has been quite a bit of discussion about the concept of Web 2.0 . To me it revolves around the thought that Web 1.0 took place in a time of innovation and growth. The realization of value is taking place now that we are in a period of refinement...

Published 10-06-2005 11:11 PM by Charlie Bess

Filed under: Web 2.0

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