Below you'll find a list of all posts from November, 2015
I went for a business trip this week in Reykjavik, Iceland. My first time in Iceland, land of volcanoes and big ice floes and highly sophisticated and modern environment. It’s really cold country, I was frozen when walking outside.. But nevertheless, I like it.. I like it a lot! 🙂 The reason for visiting Reykjavik was Oracle Day – I …
Another webcast regarding Enterprise Mobility will be broadcasted on December 8th 2015. Please do not hesitate to join if you are interested. The webcast will be provided for free and will focus on enterprise mobility aspects and include an overview of Oracle’s mobility offering: Mobile Cloud Service (MCS). Registration is required. Please register here. Webcast details Build Your Mobile Strategy—Not Just Your Mobile …
Today, social selling is among other selling and co-operation channels and increasingly important media to connect, communicate and network with your customers, partners and peers. I recently spent some more time analyze my social profiles, mainly LinkedIn and Twitter but also checking the Facebook, Instagram and Google+ profiles. Here is my social selling scores as of today based on different …
The Marketplace for Stolen Digital Information http://www.mcafee.com/us/resources/reports/rp-hidden-data-economy.pdf The report from McAfee states the same than what was discussed in the last month’s Cloud Security webcast: I can sell your credit card details for 20 euros upto 40 euros. The one of the most common reasons for online cyberattack is the economical reasons and the report from McAfee interestingly provides insight to …
Padel as sport is fast growing, high energetic and adrenalin generation team sports developed several decades ago but only now gaining some serious attention and popularity. It’s fun, fast-paced and very social racquet sports, similar to tennis: as serious, but perhaps more fun…? 😉 Just some days ago I decided to participate in a padel tournament in Spain, Costa del Sol, …
I stumbled into this Java chart recently, by Indeed.com, which shows job posting trends for Java as a programming language and what can I say… Java has obviously lost some market share as a language requirement in job posting since few years back: 2009-2012 where the share was 3% compared to current 1.5% figure. Original source: http://www.indeed.com/jobanalytics/jobtrends?q=java&l= Can we assume Java is a declining …