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What if Da Vinci were a CIO today?
I wrote an article for the thought leadership journal published by Cognizant (a sponsor for this blog)
"Most organizations feel intense, almost desperate, pressure to change and innovate. At times like this, it is useful to draw inspiration from the ultimate “Renaissance man” -- Leonardo da Vinci. He symbolizes the rejuvenation that Western Europe experienced during the 14th through 16th centuries, after the Black Plague and subsequent Dark Ages."
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Nights in white Speedos
"But we decide
Which is right
And
Which is an Illusion"
NBC is taking heat for its Olympics coverage - hey, why should they not apply time and place shifting concepts?
In the meantime, the revolutionary Speedo LZR I wrote about earlier in year is helping Michael Phelps and other swimmers in their record-shifting efforts. And sensor technology helps tell the difference between right and illusion of eight-hundredths of a second which decides some races.
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Blogroll
- AccMan Pro - Dennis Howlett
- Burnham's Beat - Bill Burnham
- Chris Koch CIO Magazine
- CRM Mastery - Jim Berkowitz
- Digital Rules - Rich Karlgaard
- EDS Next Big Thing Blog
- GigaOm - Om Malik
- Infectious Greed - Paul Kedrosky
- Jim Holincheck - BlogERP
- Jyoti Banerjee - KiteBlue
- Mobile Analyst Watch - John Sun
- MonkChips - James Governor
- New Florence. New Renaissance - Vinnie Mirchandani on Innovation
- OracleAppsBlog - Richard Byrom
- PGreenblog - Paul Greenberg
- Ross Mayfield
- Rough Type - Nicholas Carr
- Sadagopan
- Selland 2.0
- Services Safari - Brian Sommer
- SightLines - Tom Foydel
- Susan Scrupski - ITSInsider
- Talent Show (Stephanie Overby of CIO magazine/CIO.com)
- The Human Capitalist - Jason Corsello
- The Ponderings of Woodrow - Jason Wood
- Tom Peters
- Vendorprisey - Thomas Otter
- Venture Chronicles - Jeff Nolan
- Yet Another Software Blog - Charles Zedlewski
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