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Jun272011

ITSM Weekly The Podcast (Episode 65) -Service Desk Of The Future 3 Of 5


Innovation, the Four Letter Word

What happens when a CIO, a Service Desk Manager and an Industry Junkie Chat Weekly?!

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Guest: Gerry Sweeney

Episode 65 Topics:

Travel to the future, The Service Desk of the future.  


 

 **News Gator: Updates from Tech**

 **CIO Headlines Market News, Business Report, SIM**

**Practitioner, Service Desk**

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 **Social Media, Tools and Vendors**

Topics:

 Guest: CTO, Gerry Sweeney and CEO of Hornbill Group

 

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Reader Comments (1)

Great podcast, keep up the good work.

I'm not sure about your concept of 'unnovation'. Innovation is completely separate from technical advancement. I'm reminded of the NASA scientists who spent millions trying to develop a pen that would work with zero gravity, compared to the Russians who used a pencil to reach the same goal. Or the huge surge in the development of text messaging, quite a simple technology compared to what else is available via mobile.

Maybe the people queuing up outside Redbox have video streaming at home but like the convenience :-)

July 13, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterMartin Thompson

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