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Expanding the Cloud: Introducing Amazon QuickSight

All Things Distributed

On-premise BI tools also require companies to provision and maintain complex hardware infrastructure and invest in expensive software licenses, maintenance fees, and support fees that cost upwards of thousands of dollars per user per year.

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Eye-Tracking In Mobile UX Research

Smashing Magazine

Nowadays, hardware and software are designed to conduct eye-tracking studies for marketing , UX , psychological and medical research , gaming , and several other use cases. However, the price of eye-tracking used to be much higher than heatmaps, as measuring users’ gaze required special hardware to be used in-lab.

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To Transform, Trade Ego for Humility

The Agile Manager

Neither strategy paid off. Both companies burned through billions of dollars of investor capital on losing strategies in the handset market. That strategy worked for GE in the 1990s. The executive who understood the sea change taking place would not concoct a strategy to fight the battle on their terms. From everybody.

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How companies can become magnets for digital talent

All Things Distributed

At the same time, if your daily corporate practice doesn't fulfill their expectations regarding a vibrant and flexible working culture and a social media-minded environment, digital natives will simply turn their back on you and go elsewhere. Finding those kind of people is not easy.

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SRE Incident Management: Overview, Techniques, and Tools

Dotcom-Montior

Software services still require physical devices and hardware for them to function. However, in some cases, an incident will become known through a support ticket, a phone call, or even social media, which is never good news when issues are posted publicly for all to see. Asset Management. Incident Logging.

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All In

The Agile Manager

The open hardware architecture and open-ended software licensing opened the door for inexpensive IBM PC "clones” that created less expensive, equally (and sometimes more) advanced, and equally (if not superior) quality versions of the same product. We see similar bet-the-business strategies today. As the 1990s business strategy sage M.

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Rethinking the 'production' of data

All Things Distributed

Today, developers of technology (for example medical technology, software) and platform operators (social media enablers, credit card companies) are at the top. Therefore, IT has never been more important for strategy than it is now – not only for us, but for every company in the digital age.