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A Futuristic Vision For The Middle East?

Timo Elliott

I recently had the honor of being a presenter and moderator at some internal kickoffs in the (incredibly dynamic) Middle East region, and with tongue firmly in cheek, I had fun with text-to-AI algorithms to portray what the future might look like: City skylines with flying taxis? And of course, flying cars! And regional augmented reality!

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Seeing Your Vision

Leading Agile

Helen Keller never let her physical constraints define her vision. She is referenced as saying, “The only thing that is worse than being blind is having sight but no vision.” For Helen Keller, having a vision was much more important than the physical ability to see. Sight vs. Vision. Vision and Potential.

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How Real is Spatial Computing For The Enterprise?

Timo Elliott

I got a chance to try out the Apple Vision Pro at the SAP Paris office yesterday (a real honor, since it’s not going to be commercially available in France until much later this year). My views changed somewhat last year when I saw a great presentation by Oliver Gutzeit , the leader of SAP’s Global Experience Technology Unit.

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BANI or VUCA: Which is Your Vision of Reality?

Netmind

The United States Department of Defense developed a vision to describe the new world around four dimensions: Volatile, Uncertain, Complex and Ambiguous. Interestingly, this narrative has spread outside the strategic planning circles where it was born and has become commonplace in the business world. appeared first on Netmind.

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Time Management Simplified

Analysts Corner

Know your most productive time and plan your tasks according to it, unless it is a collaborative effort for which I have to plan around other people’s most productive time as well. Plan for no more than 3 top tasks for a day, and make sure I complete those during my most productive hours. Bring your attention to the focus line.

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Great books for business analysts that work in products

Analysts Corner

This book covers a wide set of techniques and guides for how to use them within discovery framing and the planning of the discovery process. By presenting the steps of a “ Product Kata ”, the book covers how to set the way to only develop features that deliver value to customers and continuously improve the product.

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Utilizing Data Insights as Stepping Stones to App Development Success

Smart Data Collective

Young enthusiastic programmers that plan on self-publishing a piece of mobile software may not fare much better. You’ll want to start by working on your app’s overall presentation. Small developers that plan to release more software in the future can play off this if their initial app is a success.

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