technology
It's been fascinating to see how Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI), such as ChatGPT and Midjourney have been maturing and changing so quickly. Here's a few introductory resources for anyone interested in learning a bit more about the field, without starting a masters degree in AI program:
technology
One of Steve Jobs' great quotes is the concept of the computer as a bicycle for the mind (dramtically increasing human efficiency/impact). I think it's valuable to consider the recent Artificial Intelligence (AI) advances, especially Generative AI (e.g. ChatGPT) as a next level of acceleration
lessons-learned
It's easy to look at email as something that you have to keep up with, so you can get back to work, but so much actual work gets done in email (and so much potential working time is taken away by email wrangling). If you think about emails
CIO
SIM (professional group for CIOs and their direct reports) hosted a webinar today about Enterprise Architecture (EA), in partnership with Info-Tech Research Group. Enterprise Architecture is a triggering, baggage-laden phrase for people who have had bad experiences with ivory-tower architects who want to throw TOGAF diagrams at people and tell
CISO
Last week's CyberWarCon was a great event (it was so nice to go to an in-person event and connect with people), all about Cyber War. John Hulquist started and runs the annual conference, which I found especially fun as I've been listening to the audiobook Sandworm,
cybersecurity
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is the security feature where a website or system asks you for two different types of proof (authentication) that you're authorized to access a system. The three big factors systems usually choose from are: 1. Something you know (e.g. password) 2. Something you have
CIO
iDEAFest2020 is a great new virtual conference, which is a new two day event that started yesterday and will end later today (April 21-22, 2020). It's a diverse set of speakers talking about Agile, process improvement, cyber security, customer experience, leadership, and many other domains. While it'
CIO
I recently went to the 2019 Gartner Security and Risk Summit in National Harbor (outside of DC). This was my second Gartner conference, and so far they're 2 for 2 at delivering high-quality, impactful, intense 5 day conferences. The event was jam-packed with great sessions, roundtables, workshops, and
agile
At the recent 2019 Capability Counts conference, hosted by the CMMI Institute, I presented a session related to Enforcing Quality with DevOps Pipeline gates, where I provided an introduction to the concepts and technologies of DevOps, and how to use the concepts of Continuous Quality to improve software quality earlier
SAFe
If you're a small business, the world of cyber security can be very overwhelming and intimidating. There are infinite articles you can read about, a long list of cyber security maturity frameworks and concepts you could try to learn, and an overwhelming feeling that you can't
technology
Random product backlog idea: It'd be awesome if companies that offer online, video-based training (e.g. Lynda (now LinkedIn Learning), PluralSight, O'Reilly Safari, Udemy, etc.) offered: 1. An audio only mode for their mobile apps (so I could enjoy their content while driving and wouldn'
agile
Organizations must intentionally determine how opinionated their collaboration tools (business systems) should be, to align with their culture and business model. Opinionated tools align well with top-down organizational cultures, while non-opinionated tools align well with decentralized, self-organizing cultures. Organizations struggle at each extreme: 1. Top-down organizations struggle to scale effectively,