NIST Cloud Computing Reference Architecture
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Integrated Life Architecture (Draft)Thanakrit Lersmethasakul Integrated Life Architecture (ILA), a part of Integrated Life Platform (ILP) developed by Thanakrit Lersmethasakul is a holistic life view for a living consisting of Social, Career, Knowledge, Wealth, Self, Spirit and Health (7 dimensions).
Roadmap, roadmapping, roadmapper, roadmappee and roadmapware
Roadmap, roadmapping, roadmapper, roadmappee and roadmapwareThanakrit Lersmethasakul Roadmap, Roadmapping, Roadmapper, Roadmappee and Roadmapware are terms of 5Ps for strategic approach to business planning.
Scenario Planning
Scenario PlanningThanakrit Lersmethasakul Scenario planning is a strategic planning method that involves developing stories about potential futures and using those scenarios to test organizational strategies and decisions. It helps organizations consider a wider range of possibilities about how their industry may change in the future. The goal is not to predict the most probable future, but to develop strategic choices that are robust across different plausible futures. The key aspects of scenario planning include telling stories about the future, taking an outside-in perspective to understand forces of change, and examining patterns of change.
Organizational cultures II
Organizational cultures IIThanakrit Lersmethasakul The document outlines 24 characteristics of an organizational culture including maintaining a high sense of urgency, establishing clear job descriptions, capitalizing on creativity and innovation, limiting downside risks, and organizing jobs around individuals' capabilities. It emphasizes responding quickly to opportunities and changes, encouraging innovation, cross-training employees, and minimizing errors while supporting management decisions.
Organizational cultures I
Organizational cultures IThanakrit Lersmethasakul This document lists 24 characteristics of organizational cultures, including encouraging teamwork, providing secure employment, maximizing customer satisfaction, being loyal to the company, establishing clear work processes, providing resources to satisfy customers, delivering reliably to customers, attracting top talent, and continuously improving operations.
Core Concept: Software Defined Everything
Core Concept: Software Defined EverythingThanakrit Lersmethasakul Software Defined anything (SDx) is a movement toward promoting a greater role for software systems in controlling different kinds of hardware - more specifically, making software more "in command" of multi-piece hardware systems and allowing for software control of a greater range of devices.
Software Defined Everything (SDx) includes
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How different between Big Data, Business Intelligence and Analytics ?
How different between Big Data, Business Intelligence and Analytics ?Thanakrit Lersmethasakul Business Intelligence helps find answers to questions you know. Big Data helps you find the questions you don’t know you want to ask
Epigram Collection
Epigram CollectionThanakrit Lersmethasakul This document contains a collection of quotes on various topics from different authors. Some of the quotes discuss working hard and getting started on tasks, the importance of having confidence and clear objectives, managing one's mind and time effectively, and achieving quality through intelligent effort. The quotes provide advice and perspectives on success, challenges, and life principles.
Algorithmic Trading
Algorithmic TradingThanakrit Lersmethasakul Algorithmic trading, also called automated trading, black-box trading, or algo trading, is the use of electronic platforms for entering trading orders with an algorithm which executes pre-programmed trading instructions accounting for a variety of variables such as timing, price, and volume.
Doing Business Index
Doing Business IndexThanakrit Lersmethasakul The ease of doing business index is an index created by the World Bank Group. Higher rankings (a low numerical value) indicate better, usually simpler, regulations for businesses and stronger protections of property rights. Empirical research funded by the World Bank to justify their work show that the effect of improving these regulations on economic growth is strong.
Web-based Design for the status of a Technology Roadmap
Web-based Design for the status of a Technology RoadmapThanakrit Lersmethasakul With the rapid change of business environments, a strategic roadmap needs to be adjusted in a timely manner.
National Innovation Systems
National Innovation SystemsThanakrit Lersmethasakul National Innovation Systems is the network of institutions in the public and private sectors whose activities and interactions initiate, import, modify and diffuse new technologies.
Innovation Systems
Innovation SystemsThanakrit Lersmethasakul National Innovation Systems is the network of institutions in the public and private sectors whose activities and interactions initiate, import, modify and diffuse new technologies.
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National Innovation SystemsThanakrit Lersmethasakul National Innovation Systems is the network of institutions in the public and private sectors whose activities and interactions initiate, import, modify and diffuse new technologies.
LEGO Serious Play
LEGO Serious PlayThanakrit Lersmethasakul This document discusses Lego Serious Play, a process created in the 1990s that uses Lego bricks to foster creative thinking and problem solving through team building metaphors. Participants work through imaginary scenarios using three-dimensional Lego constructions to describe, create, and challenge their views of business issues. The goal is to enhance innovation and performance by allowing teams to gain insights, confidence, and commitment through a visual and hands-on play experience.
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Technology Management and Strategy [Part IV]Thanakrit Lersmethasakul The document discusses several papers on technology roadmapping and roadmapping implementation. It summarizes key sections from each paper, including objectives and measures for success in different stages of technology roadmap implementation. It also discusses interaction among different groups in the roadmapping process, dynamics of roadmap implementation, and factors important for roadmapping success like involvement of multiple groups and ensuring roadmaps address business needs.
Why What How in Sense of CRM
Why What How in Sense of CRMThanakrit Lersmethasakul The document discusses starting with "why" as a simple rule for success. It suggests considering why something is important for an organization and a team to drive motivation and performance. However, the document does not provide any further details on how to apply starting with "why" or what specific benefits it provides.
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- 1. NIST Cloud Computing Reference Architecture
- 2. 1. Background NIST : The goal is to accelerate the federal government’s adoption of secure and effective cloud computing to reduce costs and improve services.
- 3. NIST working group - Cloud Computing Target Business Use Cases - Cloud Computing Reference Architecture and Taxonomy - Cloud Computing Standards Roadmap - Cloud Computing SAJACC (Standards Acceleration to Jumpstart the Adoption of Cloud Computing) - Cloud Computing Security
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- 21. Figure 17: Cloud Taxonomy