Does IT matter anymore? | CNET News.com

Does IT matter anymore? | CNET News.com Being a naysayer about tech used to be a contrarian position, and now it's the conventional wisdom. But is it a correct reading of the future?

Comment: It's the second time I see a reference to this HBR article. I read some very interesting stuff in this paper over the years...I find it odd they would suggest to let others experience with technology and go at it when the technology is proven, but then your competition in theory could be seriously advantaged by such reasonning. Some experiences with new tech will be successful, and in those cases, watchout if you're the one always watching others trying...cause yes you might be the tech at a lesser cost, but you have no know-how, and this one is harder to come by, accelerating its integration/assimilation will cost $$$