RT @CharlesTBetz: CIO quoted in my research that just went live today:
“I have too many people who translate agile as ‘I want to spend mon…

RT @January6thCmte: “I’m the F’ing President. Take me up to the Capitol now.” https://t.co/LWg2sdFtTi

What is the book that changed your life? (not novels or religious texts)

Asked on Jun 28, 2022

For a significant part of my last 10 years of career, I focused on CMPs (both in Gartner and in Red Hat). From that position, I feel very confident in saying this: that boat has sailed long ago. >

Moving to the Cloud? Management Platforms Are Critical https://t.co/fpHai0FNlf

The main takeaway from two days of conference so far is that top procurement professionals around the world and across industries don’t seem to agree on a way to increase the resilience of the supply chain.

And nobody, so far, has brought up what they’ll do in the case of WWIII.

“This is our 1937 moment,” the military leader, Gen. Patrick Sanders, said, making reference to Western Europe’s failure to confront Nazi Germany’s territorial expansion in the years preceding World War II.

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Another great insight from him: “Suppliers are still trying to figure out how to monetise the data they have and so they don’t want to share it and there’s no data transparency across the supply chain. Things will have to evolve.”

Interesting data point from the SVP, Global Manufacturing at L’Oréal: “A single activation on TikTok leads to a 10x demand increase.” How do you plan for that from a supply chain standpoint?

RT @wikifactory: 3D printing facts: did you know that @Boeing back in 2019 had already more than 70,000 3D-printed production parts flying…

RT @SigOpt: Is it possible for there to be a “generic algorithm” of evolution, one that all intelligence is based on? @Numenta’s Subutai Ah…