In a world awash with turmoil, I increasingly believe what we're experiencing the death of 'analog nations'
Computers have existed for decades but it's taken until now for software to eat the world. The rise of Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, Google, Facebook show's that complete
What replaces 'analog nations'?
Are nations even still a requirement? Much of what we see today is government standing in the way of progress as technological evolution has rendered laws obsolete
Cloud Countries?
The world feels increasingly divided yet it has never been easier to connect with people who we share common interests with
Much of the vitriol we've lived through in the last 5 years comes from those trying to hold onto power. They've leveraged tech to take control & divide
Has tech rendered nations obsolete?
Cloud Communities are exploding. I wonder if this is the direction that things evolve into, where technological revolution leads to an erosion of national identity
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The more companies I talk to the more I hear modern IT leaders expressing the need to completely shift how end-user computing equipment is managed, due to remote work
There are a variety of reasons why
Managing end-user or desktop computing equipment was always the most manual, least rewarding, hardest to staff, and lowest ROI activity IT engaged in
There’s no reason to be nostalgic or protective about this set of tasks