Martec's Law of Disruption

 Disign to Disrupt

Data as a Service

Data as a service or business intelligence 2.0 will emerge. As more companies build cloud-based systems of record that capture their corporate operational data, the data residing there is increasingly ripe for business intelligence. There is no longer a need for an enterprise project to find the relevant data and coalesce it into a warehouse – the data already exists in the single system of record. More enterprises will tap this data as a repository rich for operational insight. How are users accessing the company's business services? What services are the most used?

Top Five Cloud Trends Expected in 2015

Classification of Architectural Styles

Full presentation by Ian Cooper

Kano Model

By Kristofer Layon

The Silence of Agile

Cool presentation on brainstorming: The Silence of Agile
To innovate and build greate teams, your technique matters!
1. Generate in silence
2. Process out loud

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Simulation hypothesis

Bostrom contends that at least one of the following statements is overwhelmingly likely to be true:

1. No civilization will reach a level of technological maturity capable of producing simulated realities.
2. No civilization reaching aforementioned technological status will produce a significant number of simulated realities, for any of a number of reasons, such as diversion of computational processing power for other tasks, ethical considerations of holding entities captive in simulated realities, etc.
3. Any entities with our general set of experiences are almost certainly living in a simulation.