Could be Satya Nadella has had enough of AI Slop. Eventually it could be slophisticated.
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Tableau CEO Selipsky to lead AWS
Selipsky has had major leadership roles in AWS for over 11 years before departing to Tableau as a CEO. At Tableau, Selipsky led the company through the acquisition by Salesforce in 2019, one of the largest acquisitions in history of enterprise software.
Amazon has hired former executive Adam Selipsky, CEO of Tableau, as CEO of AWS. Selipsky worked at AWS for 11 years, running sales, marketing and support.
From the article.Source: TechTarget
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Warum das neue Jahr am 1.Januar anfängt
Florian Aigner erklärt das mal in einem kurzen Twitter-Thread:
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Amazon Acquires INLT
INTL offers solutions for importing. Numbers of the deal were not disclosed.
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Do away with the Product Owner Role
Mike Cohn of Mountain Goat Software has an opinion on Scrum’s Product Owner Role. It’s controversial, and Product people will disagree.
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WeWTF, Part Deux
We, the company behind WeWork, went from unicorn to distressed asset in less than 30 days. Prof Scott Galloway, who made some news by suggesting Amazon, Apple, Facebook, And Google to be broken up, shares his thought on the event on his blog.
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robotic loop
Calling it an “accurate representation of whole western capitalist society” is a bit far reached, but it will trigger associations for the urban, corporate employed citizen. Everything working makes the journey very convenient, but go in circles.
http://imgur.com/gallery/6e2XRNM
via Nerdcore.
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Is cloud computing truly, truly disruptive?
“Disruption” is one of those words that has been overused, being applied to every little product or service that comes to market, or every new company that emerges. Cloud computing and digital technologies, for example, are branded by many as “disruptive.” New services and business models sweeping through markets, such as Uber and Airbnb, are […]Turns out, no, the cloud itself ain’t disruptive. But the availability of on-demand computing resources enables businesses to come up with ideas more easily and the service based approach disrupts businesses.
via: Is cloud computing truly, truly disruptive?