Putting on the oxygen mask
Mar 5, 2019
Nobody can ever know what it is that hits someone, that causes a change in their perspective or behaviour. It could be something which appears significant, such as a friend
Jon Collins
Word weaver, tale teller, singer of songs, baker and candlestick maker. Pattern whisperer. Distiller of clarity from complexity. Professional focus on software delivery, with all that enables it.
Bulletin 1 March 2019. Amazon Dash and the Art of Self-fulfilling Prophecy
It’s been four long years since Amazon first launched its Dash button… and yes, if you put a comma after ‘launched’, this does work to the tune of Prince’s Nothing Compares
Bulletin 22 February 2019. Fake letters from cyberspace. Oh and AI.
Working on it
Okay, I admit it, I have failed. In the first ever of these bulletins I let hubris get the better of me and suggested they might reflect Alistair Cooke’s
Bulletin Friday 15 February 2019. Looking beyond the bill of virtual rights
Complicity in the Information Age?
Life is full of contradictions, and we are all big bags of wind and cognitive dissonance. Okay, that’s not fair, I can’t speak for everyone: I
Bulletin 8 February 2019. On the Internet of Things, and when is a market not a market?
Don’t question the number
One thing I’ve noticed in this topsy-turvy world of estimates and opinions is just how diverse they can be. A cursory glance at Internet of Things market