Yes, those interview questions ranged from dorothy-dixers to uninformed.
A veteran of many interviews, SteveB handled them all with aplomb.
As a leader of one of the world's largest organisations: it would be very interesting to hear his deep view on the world as it stands.
Charlie
· 1 year ago
His definition of the cloud differed slightly from what is generally understood as the cloud
"we can do computing out indeed internet, we can do it in the data centre in a corporation, we can do it on a PC, we can do it on a phone. And we need to have the software that lets people blend those things seamlessly"
The cloud is the internet it's not a software solution for syncing all your devices.
Chaps
· 1 year ago
I stall caonnt believe this interview.. it was a waster of time for every one. I would love to have been a fly on the wall behond closed doors when he talks about doing that interview... I have written a post also on this article referring back here. - http://tinyurl.com/blogpost-20081107
Chaps
· 1 year ago
That is some of the poorest interview technique I have seen in a long time. Waht a waste of everyone's time. I have shared your thoughts on my own blog - http://tinyurl.com/blogpost-20081107 - It is a sad state of affairs in TV journalism indeed
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A veteran of many interviews, SteveB handled them all with aplomb.
As a leader of one of the world's largest organisations: it would be very interesting to hear his deep view on the world as it stands.
"we can do computing out indeed internet, we can do it in the data centre in a corporation, we can do it on a PC, we can do it on a phone. And we need to have the software that lets people blend those things seamlessly"
The cloud is the internet it's not a software solution for syncing all your devices.