Philanthrocapitalism – encouraging progressive companies to retain talent as more people turn to more philanthropic or ‘pro-social’ work in mid-career.
Author: Steve Nimmons
Steve is a Certified European Engineer, Chartered Engineer, Chartered Fellow of the British Computer Society, Fellow of the Institution of Engineering and Technology, Royal Society of Arts, Linnean Society and Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. He is an Electric Circle Patron of the Royal Institution of Great Britain, a Liveryman and Freeman of London and serves on numerous industry panels. He is a member of Chatham House, the Royal United Services Institute and the Chartered Institute of Journalists.
G-Cloud, Cloud Computing and Digital Britain. A new model for Government Digital Services.
Discovery of the Memristor and what this means for the future of electronics.
What is the Social Graph, is it open to manipulation and how might this affect experimentation in Social Search.
Online privacy and social networks. The journey to better user privacy and information management controls for social networkers.
Commentators proclaim the death of SOA, but what fundamentals of SOA need to be preserved?
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COBOL Program Modernization Techniques
The management and transformation of Legacy COBOL. Options, tools and techniques.
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Business intelligence gold panning
Business Intelligence, Complex Event Processing and the search for the signal in the noise.
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Trends in Online Advertising
FROM INTERRUPTION TO INTERACTION, online advertising has progressed quickly in the last few years, says Steve Nimmons.
STEVE NIMMONS warns of the hidden threat to corporate privacy and online reputation lurking within Web 2.0. Article originally published by Evaluation Centre / Conspectus in June 2008.