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May 23, 2016

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SDS

Windows Mobile is collapsing even faster than expected:

http://www.theverge.com/2016/5/23/11743594/microsoft-windows-phone-market-share-below-1-percent

Winter

Good ideas, but you might reconsider the acronym. It is bound to be changed to SCAM by distractors.

Also, you might think of a suitable Chinese 5 character acronym.

Winter

Just for fun, I put
Social media, Cloud computing, Internet of Things, Analystics, Mobile connectivity

through Google Translate to get:
社交媒体, 云计算, 物联网, 分析,移动连接

Take the first character of each and you get: 社云物分移 which translates to: Clouds community transport (Google Translate)
Maybe not what you want. ;-)

Winter

Now, things get really weird.

My 5 character acronym "社云物分移" does not exist, according to Google. But use Big Data (大数据) io Analytics and rearrange the characters to 云大物移社 (~CAIMS) and it does exist. It does not translate well in Google Translate, but when I pick out one of the links found by Google, it seems Tomi is not the only one thinking in this direction:

http://developer.51cto.com/art/201603/507857.htm
信息化的五大趋势:云大物移社
在整个信息化的方向上,百分点技术副总裁刘译璟提到五个大的趋势:云计算、大数据、物联网、社会化跟移动化。

Translates to:
Information of the five major trends: cloud was big shift Society
On the whole direction of information technology, translation of Liu Jing, vice president of technical points mentioned five major trends: cloud computing, big data, networking, socialization with mobile.

But it seems Tomi adds his personal insight into the importance of mobile as the foundation of the other four.

Winter

I am not sure whether these Chinese sources actually include IoT or whether that is included in "Networking".

Here is another source (2016-05-18):

http://www.ctiforum.com/news/internet/483366.html
之后,中国信息协会副会长胡小明发表了主题为《CIO的思想与方法》的演讲。胡老师说:在云大物移时代,CIO面对全球创新环境,需要有洞察力+创新力,要懂技术、系统、市场,更要懂未来趋势。CIO要学会从大量例子中抽象出概念,建立多维度的、灵活的知识架构,“做什么对企业最有价值”是对CIO的重要考验。

"Thereafter, the vice president of the China Information Association HU Xiaoming made the theme of "ideas and methods CIO" speech. Hu said: In a 云大物移社 era, CIO face of global innovation environment, the need for innovative insight +, to understand the technology, the system, the market, but also to understand future trends. CIO are plenty of examples to learn from the abstract concept of a multi-dimensional, flexible architecture of knowledge, "what for most valuable" is the CIO important test."

Winter

Reverse the order to MAICS?

Not totally free as there are an AI conference called MAICS (Modern Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Science) and a Philippines' gym called Maics.

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