I'm flying high and couldn't be more confident about the future.— Freddy LakerFor global airline industry, last decade maybe the “lost decade”, suffered from both nature and human disasters, flying fuel and great recession, however, airline as the most challenging and charming industry in the world, stand on its feet with discipline, stabilized and...
Modern EA’s Value Propositions
Wednesday, September 21, 2011 | comments

In last blog http://futureofcio.blogspot.com/2011/07/re-imagine-enterprise-architecture-re.html, we pointed out some 20th century EA’s crucial problems such as: lack of clear definition, lack of prioritization and lower level of maturity; ivory tower approach, fragmentation, and over complexity.After being through variety of valuable forums and...
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CIO Debate,
EA
Thinking without Border
Wednesday, September 21, 2011 | comments
Neighborhood border book store permanently closed last week, feel a bit empty and sad to face the world without boarder, since we spent significant spare time to read and entertain there, overall, Border is friendly, professional and specialized book retailer, however, the rapidly changing digital era is the new brutal reality, even the...
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Future of Leadership
CIO’s Analytics Roadmap
Monday, September 12, 2011 | comments

The exponential grown of data (both structured and unstructured data) in digital era brings both significant opportunities and risks for contemporary enterprise. Analytics, as one of the most critical components of business capability becomes strategic imperative for business to gain competitive edge and distinctive capability in 21st century....
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Business Intelligence,
CIO Debate
Moon Festival Thought: Humanity and Humility
Monday, September 12, 2011 | comments

The sunset clouds are gathered far away, it's clear and cold,The Milky Way is silent, I turn to the jade plate.The goodness of this life and of this night will not last for long,Next year where will I watch the bright moon -Ancient Orient Poem Time is flying, another Moon Festival, compared to many other happy-theme holiday occasions, such as Spring...
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Food for Thought