Author: Andreas

  • Bass

    Bass
    Bass

    Feiertag. Da kann’s schon mal krachen.

  • No Escape from Telephones

    No Escape from Telephones

    No Escape from Telephones: In 1953, a Telephone-Company Executive Predicts the Rise of Modern Smartphones and Video Calls. Given this predates a time in which regular telephones were scarce and not easily available, this is a pretty bold prediction. How right Mark R. Sullivan was.

    No Escape from Telephones

    We live in the age of the smartphone, which took more than a few of us by surprise. But in all human history, not a single piece of technology has actually come out of nowhere.

    Source: In 1953, a Telephone-Company Executive Predicts the Rise of Modern Smartphones and Video Calls | Open Culture

  • Sonderpreis

    DM 27.90
    DM 27.90

    Nicht nur ein Preiskracher sondern auch noch vollkommen unscharf. Das sind dann  13,95€.

  • 6 product management trends

    January is still the month to make predictions for the coming year. I covered a few articles of different areas in other blog posts before, and today its productboard to make predictions for 2022. Their 6 product management trends that will shape in 2022 revolve around talent and KPIs, along with resiliency and processes.

    1. Talent scarcity will hamper growth
    2. The entire organization will seek greater visibility into product
    3. An information tsunami may overwhelm unprepared teams
    4. More products will meet people where they work
    5. Resiliency remains critical in uncertain times
    6. Processes will become more flexible

    Talent scarcity will hamper growthThe entire organization will seek greater visibility into productAn information tsunami may overwhelm unprepared teamsMore products will meet people where they workResiliency remains critical in uncertain timesProcesses will become more flexible

    Source: 6 trends that will shape product management in 2022

  • Keep on movin’

    Movin’

    Keep on movin’: Ja das sind Umzugskartons. Ein ganzer Haufen altes Leben wird da drinnen landen. Zwar ziehe ich nicht um und trotzdem schließt sich ein Kapitel. Mit dem Deckel des Karton. Das wird die Aufgabe der kommenden par Tage sein, mir zu überlegen was wo hin gehört. So ist das Leben.

    Sonst gibt es eigentlich gar nicht viel über die Umzugskartons zu erzählen. Es ist viel Crush, der so anfällt wenn man ein Haus leerräumen möchte. Oder muss. Mir ist wichtig, alles einmal selbst in der Hand zu haben, mich auseinander zu setzen, mich zu verabschieden. Und am Ende landet doch alles im Umzugskarton. Am Ende bleibt von deinem Leben nicht viel übrig, dass nicht in eine kleine Kiste passt und zum Müll kann.

  • Elektronisches Bürger- und Organisationenpostfach

    Nach “DeMail” mit privaten Anbietern: Das elektronische Bürger- und Organisationenpostfach (eBO) soll ab dem 1. Januar 2022 als weiterer „sicherer Übermittlungsweg“ für elektronischen Rechtsverkehr starten.

    So wie sich mir das darstellt, setzt eBP kostenpflichtige Software kommerzieller Anbieter voraus und bedeutet mehrere hundert Euro Kosten für Unternehmen, aber auch private Teilnehmer.

    Dank fehlender Standards kann das elektronische Bürger- und Organisationspostfach mit keinerlei Netzwerkeffekten rechnen. Reichweite beim Start wird daher gleich null sein, eine schnelle Adoption ist nicht zu erwarten.

    Quelle: Wikipedia.

  • To the moon

    To the moon

    To the moon
    To the ISS

    Not to the moon, not even remotely. While sending Space Shuttles to the Moon is a thing of fiction, Space Shuttles docking to the ISS are a thing of reality. Still, the moon as a goal feels to fit the current mood a lot more. The year only started, the kids enjoy building the International Space Station in Lego and I enjoy writing and photography. Despite some hurdles life feels like coming back on track. Almost all the challenges of last year appear as a thing of the past. Goals are set for the year, personal and professional. No turbulence on the horizon, even Corona and the looming omicron variant seem to have a good chance to disappear in the first quarter of 2022. With that, after a long while, the coming year feels like it’s worth aiming for the moon. There is actually nothing visible in the way that could interfere with the plans. And still, the nice thing about a moonshot. If you miss, you’re still among the stars.

    🌝

  • 2022

    The future
    The Future

    Ron Gilbert’s often incoherent and bitter ramblings about the Game Industry

    Ron Gilbert, aka Grumpy Gamer, predicted the year 2022 when he was 7. And it turns out he was right. 🤷🏼‍♂️

    Source: 2021

  • New year new me

    New year new me
    new me

    New year. Same procedure as every year. New year new me. New years resolutions. This year is different though. After my year 2021 started with a huge catastrophe, a drama of epic dimensions, that didn’t get any better for the rest, 2022 is going to be different. More like 2020, that was a clusterfuck for different reasons.

    So, whatever happens, this year is going to be different than last year. Either the pandemic get better, or global warming gets worse. Either way. It’s going to be different. 2022 going to be back to normal.

    It’s going to be more structured. It’s going to be more mindful. The twenty x project is coming back, kicking it off with this post. Business ambition is back. Collaboration and new work are important topics. When everybody still debates the New Normal, teamwork and structured approaches are the basis for maintaining mental health in remote and hybrid work environments. Calendar, E-Mail and Contacts form the basis for entire teams, their importance is tremendous in this new normal. All collaboration depends on flawless exchange and knowledge of these assets, but shift towards WhatsApp, Slack and Microsoft Teams. Live editing of documents is going to dominate the way teams work together, along with novel models and methods that are yet to come. Not to mention the capabilities of artificial intelligence that will create shortcuts for users to become more productive.

    Labs Talk is a new experience that will help me develop new skills. Producing content for a live format is something that I haven’t done yet. Sure, I gave talks for IEEE and trainings for software vendors. However, none of these were recorded for later consumption. Having conversations with executives is one thing, producing these for on-demand consumption requires a different approach.

    And I have personal goals. This year looks like regular cardio workout looks achievable. Setting a goal for late summer seems feasible. The marathon distance can be done, but requires discipline. This year I believe I can make the room for this discipline once again.

    New year new me.