A blog by Martin Erasmuson
As we find ourselves in the thick of the 4th Industrial Revolution with the exponential growth of and demand for information at its core, the current COVID 19 crisis has thrown a spot light on antiquated information infrastructures. We stumble from crisis to crisis with severe consequences that seem obvious in hindsight, before reverting to our old way of thinking. As we step into a deeply uncertain future, is it finally time to admit to that uncertainty and implement a Military Grade Information Infrasructure that can respond to continuous change?
Microsoft Flow is both a ‘Good-Cop’ and ‘Bad-Cop’ with potential for great benefits and risks in equal measure.
A blog by Martin Erasmuson.
For the non-technical Senior Manager.
A blog by Martin Erasmuson
Unchecked, Microsoft Team becomes an ‘Information-Bogan’, causing havoc and spawning Information Debt.
For the non-technical Senior Manager. A guide.
A blog by Martin Erasmuson
These companies have profiles for hundreds of millions of people around the world, based solely of Facebook likes and posts. To ‘weaponise’ information, these companies use machine-learning, artificial-intelligence and automation to read how a particular news story is trending on Facebook or Twitter and then autogenerate thousands of new accounts that auto-post thousands of posts, comments and ‘likes’ that takes the story in the direction you want it to go.
