The last on-site meeting of the Trends Council was pervaded by a sense of technology malaise. This feeling emanated not just from the subgroup of uber geeks present (and of which I am a proud member) but also from those who would be considered IT users or managers. As I pondered this phenomenon, I wondered if it actually indicated an overall positive development.
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Opportunities and Pitfalls: Surveying the IT Landscape from a Technology Plateau
Posted January 11, 2005 | Leadership |
About The Author
Lou Mazzucchelli is a Fellow of Cutter Consortium and a member of Arthur D. Little's AMP open consulting network. He provides advisory services to technology and media companies. He will lend his broad expertise (and considerable wit) to Cutter Summit 2022 as its Moderator. Recently, Mr. Mazzucchelli was the coordinator of Bryant University’s Entrepreneurship Program, where he retooled and taught senior-level entrepreneurship courses. He… Read More
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