Posted on March 18, 2011, 13:19, by Vincent van Wylick.
My partner, Graham, is a bit of a wonder. He’s been in “the biz” of telepresence for some time, starting as an inventor / artist and really being part of the core of how to connect remotely to someone else since the 80s. With my company, AquaCinema, too, he’s worked with some key-players in VR [...]
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More thoughts on the ‘networked’ enterprise or why all “networks” end up becoming “silos”
Posted on March 1, 2011, 22:50, by Vincent van Wylick.
I finished my last post on the stance that, realistically, all enterprises today are partially networked and they should be. The question for a company is always to what extent they should ‘externalise’ the processes of their company and to what extent they should ‘internalise’ them. There certainly is a mix of fear, greed, and [...]
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Okay, resuming Tech IT Easy blogging ;) and focusing on Green IT
Posted on April 26, 2009, 17:41, by Jeremy Fain.
Jeremy Fain, founder of Tech IT Easy and Verteego, a sustainability software publisher, starts a series of weekly blog posts on Green IT. The idea here is to understand how technology can deeply impact businesses and enable organizations to go greener, faster. Fighting climate change is a duty.
Posted on December 16, 2008, 06:00, by Kari Silvennoinen.
Almost two years ago, Jeremy praised Kiva here on Tech IT Easy. I’m also a strong believer in microlending and Kiva. It makes a lot of sense to help build businesses and help entrepreneurship thrive in developing countries. But, for entrepreneurship and business to work, the would-be entrepreneurs need skills. Here in the western world [...]