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Technologist Steve Nimmons writing on the Atos CIO blog explains why Open Innovation necessitates new horizontal integration and innovation patterns in the modern business.

Technologist Steve Nimmons writing on the Atos CIO blog warns of fragile systems and negative Black Swan events.

Technologist Steve Nimmons writing on the Atos Scientific Community blog explains why he reveres the great thinkers of the 18th Century Enlightenment..

Technologist Steve Nimmons writing about future tech, Open Innovation and Enterprise Architecture on the Atos CIO and Atos Scientific Community Blogs.

We the undersigned urge the Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt to launch an independent investigation into BBC coverage of the Middle East conflict in view of powerful perceptions that it is biased against the State of Israel, starting with an instruction to the BBC to release the Balen Report into its coverage of the Middle East conflict.

The recent economic recession has forced business leaders to look at opportunities for growth and competitive differentiation in a new way such as through a business Pattern-Based Strategy (PBS).

A PBS is about seeking, amplifying and exploiting new business patterns. Implementing PBS successfully requires work in technology, processes, organization and people/culture. To succeed, companies will need partners with a PBS background and associated delivery capabilities.

Atos Origin has designed and implemented systems covering the entire lifecycle of PBS, many of them at a research level. This White Paper from Atos Origin�s Scientific Community discusses the key steps to finding influential patterns and how to use these as a foundation for corporate strategy development.

A fascinating insight into efficiency and reform activities under way as part of the coalition government's review of public service provision. Rt Hon Francis Maude MP, Minister for the Cabinet Office and Paymaster General, speaks to the 2020/RSA Public Services Summit.

Oscar Wilde said that the trouble with socialism is that it takes too many evenings.� He might quip that Big Society is an unexpected outbreak of thought in modern Conservatism.� But is it an intangible fantasy, a slight of hand by the austerity magician, or a genuine opportunity for reform, empowered localism, innovation and accountability?