IT capacity management has an abundance of literature on best practices and advice, but a paucity of literature describing how its processes practiced. This article is a call for action. It is a call for qualitative and descriptive research inquiries into how IT capacity management processes are implemented and practiced.
"This paper explores the possibilities for data mining practices on intellectual property rights by cloud storage service providers. It examines copyright law, the end user license agreements of three popular cloud storage providers, and case history to draw the conclusion that storage service providers can mine intellectual property and get away with it."
12/19/2011
Jeff Jarvis has an interesting idea he calls the 'reverse meter', where you place an emphasis on the value of the relationship with the person who is the 'customer'. An online social marketing friend of mine seemed to think the idea was novel, but that implementation could be complex. As with most things, the devil is in the details.
The folks over at Quotile have created an interesting way of sequencing audio. They made a 32 step sequencer, which at first glance looks like nothing special or new. But, the way you interact with it is through a command line.
I'm more of a visual, tactile, drag-and-drop, kind of guy when it comes to audio production, but this approach interested me. With it you can modify the sequence by scripts, which means that you can make pretty complex changes to the sequence very quickly. The video below shows it in action.
