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29/02/2020

Cyma - A new chapter ... - https://mailchi.mp/1dbdbb54925d/thank-you-1787310

02/12/2019

Meetup @ Cyma

Establishing A Holistic Enterprise Framework with Regine Deleu.

https://cyma.co.nz

12/11/2019

Better Decisions, Better Technology, Better Business -

Check out our November newsletter with interesting some news about us and some interesting articles.
https://mailchi.mp/89b3489f9c3f/cyma-newsletter-nov

04/03/2019

Blog here on what a "post digital" organisation could/should look like, based off a study from Accenture -

The watchwords in a post-digital era are personalization, ecosystems and re-imagining, according Accenture's latest survey of 6,600 executives.

27/02/2019

Nice piece here on the three elements of trust (referencing an HBR article that goes into it in a bit more detail) -

I see many business leaders who excessively focus of creating a grand vision, have a compelling strategy, run great communication programs and have innovative ideas but still fail to engage people ...

25/02/2019

There are a few of these types of things happening around AI, but this one looks quite impressive on the face of it -

IBM's Project Debater reads 10 billion sentences to structure a convincing argument, but a human has one thing no computer can replace: empathy.

20/02/2019

Nice list of attributes from Seth Godin here of aspects that make a problem easy to "sell" (assuming you have a problem you think is worth solving) - https://seths.blog/2019/02/some-problems-are-easier-to-sell/

30/01/2019

If you didn't already buy into the need for decent documentation to take place in agile software delivery projects (and really you should have), this article lays out some pretty good reasons why it's important -

Although the Agile Manifesto proclaims a preference for “Working software over comprehensive documentation”, that’s a far cry from suggesting no documentation. In fact, the manife…

28/01/2019

This long-ish blog is pretty old and was recently re-posted in reference to one of the diagrams in it as a great example of software architecture diagram. The software architecture described in the article though is pretty interesting in itself -

LMAX is a retail financial trading system that can handle that can 6 million orders per second on a single JVM thread. The business logic runs in-memory surrounded by disruptors using event sourcing.

24/01/2019

Good advice here around problems, solutions & trade-offs - https://seths.blog/2019/01/problems-and-boundaries/ easy to forget sometimes

22/01/2019

This is pretty interesting tech being developed. As the article discusses, you can imagine all sorts of ways it could be used - https://goo.gl/BXAmYw

From counting cards to recognizing Lego models, computer scientists from the University of St Andrews in Scotland recently demonstrated how Google’s Soli sensor can be used to make dumb objects smart. Here's why radar could help finally make the dream of smart homes a reality.

14/01/2019

Interesting post on changing power dynamics, crowds & sharing -

By Henry Timms and Jeremy Heimans Tetris, the most popular video game of the 20th century, was a single player game. Blocks relentlessly dropped down onto our heads, and our role as players was very limited.