Year: 2019

@sallamar 3. I’d rather ask “Who learns from incidents” and “How that knowledge is transferred (within the company and to the outside world”.

Even if I allocate time for school, without many and good textbooks there’s no much to learn.

@sallamar 2. Regardless of #1, a corp needs to formally allocate time for learning. I have never seen that either. Not even in an industry analysis firm, where it’s all about mastering your discipline. Hence learning time is stolen from other activities. Pressure is not just bc post-mortem

@sallamar Lots of things I feel compelled to reply.

1. Learning is either an attitude or an acquired behaviour. The former requires hiring certain profiles the hiring managers don’t necessarily look for. The latter requires a strictly enforced discipline, which I have never seen in corps.

#CIOs heard all sort of calls for digital transformation from IT vendors and industry analysts. But that’s just a technology perspective. It’d be useful to understand what management consultants tell them. Read @bainAlerts and @McKinsey perspectives on DT and see a big disconnect

This has enormous potential @Ultrasensesys. Congrats for the launch > UltraSense emerges from stealth to replace buttons with ultrasonic sensors https://t.co/6sZ8W2oZYq

Good. > Amazon’s third-party merchants are now barred from using FedEx Ground for Prime shipments https://t.co/9C2SS6oMaT

I have been testing a few secure chat systems in 2019: Wire, Signal, Telegram… Now I am trying @myWickr

Google prepares to drop password-based access for G Suite apps. https://t.co/2n2Oo1fZJi

Speaking of (the wonderful) @appannie, this is a new service based on #AI that they just launched. Clever > Advanced Reviews Deliver User Insights at Scale https://t.co/Hj5VgGwXxp https://t.co/JQ048Vx0kg

It’s also notable that while US and China dominated the iOS app market this decade, the mobile games scene is much more diverse, with a lot of EU countries. https://t.co/0VudRgoC9p