
IT Buyers Say “We are OK.” Are you Sure? Part 1
IT Buyers Say “We are OK.” Are you Sure? Part 1 After 15 years of running a consultancy for the world’s most powerful firms, there

IT Buyers Say “We are OK.” Are you Sure? Part 1 After 15 years of running a consultancy for the world’s most powerful firms, there

How do we avoid making things worse with the It solutions? In the last post, I talked about IT, finance, and sourcing managers not wanting

How fast growth companies are most likely to fall Part 3 Into the trap of not seeking help – and how they can take the

Leadership: Top X lists are generally clickbait tripe. But we need people, I need to interview them, so “Top 5 Interview Questions” sounds worth clicking.

Scale & Buy: Owning a big IT budget is a bit like sudden fame. At first, it’s great – everyone wants to be your friend,

May 3, 2016 – Original article MINI-EPISODE – HOW TO THINK WHEN $100M’S ARE ON THE LINE | TONY GREENBERG CEO OF RAMPRATE We’re trying
Excerpts from a presentation at the H+ Conference, Harvard University June 13, 2010 Download the PowerPoint deck here (10MB) Click through web preso here Building a Services Market

The 5 Disciplines – Compute & The Human Operating System circa 2020 Human Operating System – We’re making everything smarter – from our data centers

Buyers & Sellers: In the first part of our series, we examined the implications of IT buyers negotiating positions rather than interests. Neglecting to examine
RampRate sees technology as a delivery mechanism for social and environmental impact. We believe technology provides tools for realizing human potential–removing artificial barriers to access, improving efficiency, and pushing us to become better than previous generations ever could have imagined.