A week in Tweets: 20-26 Dec 2009
Another (somewhat late) collection of Tweets and links, following the ‘Read more…’ link:
Tag: economics
New posts on my SideWise blog
Been some time here since I mentioned my other more business-oriented weblog, SideWise.biz. I’ve added a fair few items over the past few months: The market as economy: how ‘the market’ consists of much more than just transactions, and how …
Tagged with: anarchist, Business, business architecture, complexity, economics, Enterprise architecture, purpose, responsibility, side-wise, Society, strategy
New economics models – what impact on enterprise architecture?
The media response was predictable, I suppose: sometimes considered and thoughtful – ‘France offers us all a new perspective‘ – but often sarcastic or dismissive – ‘Sarkozy proposes the joie de vivre index‘. Yet the recent report on economics models …
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Tagged with: business architecture, economics, effectiveness, enterprise, Enterprise architecture, metrics, Society
Downer again – and some deeper doubts
One of the professional hazards of working in the futures space is that, by definition, many if not most of the themes I’m working on are five, ten, fifty or more years into the future. Without people like me doing …
‘Economics’ – the worst term-hijack ever?
Continuing the theme of the dangers of term-hijack, is the current usage of the term ‘economics’ the worst term-hijack ever? In almost all references to ‘economics’ these days, it’s clear that the term is meant to mean ‘money on a …
Oh no not again…
My colleague Shawn Callahan from Australian business-knowledge consultancy Anecdote kindly posted a link via Twitter to the ‘Girleffect.org’ website Just rewatching http://girleffect.org to remind myself how to use mystery to setup a presentation As he says in the post, the …