Happy Birthday to Bruce … although no age declared. Happy birthday regardless! Bruce Elgort Power of Community … Sometimes bloggers in a community stir up a mob response to perceived injustice. Other times community members come to the aid of someone who needs a little encouragement and help. […]
My boys asked for a new Windows-based computer so they could run some of their Lego software. I had purchased a Mac Mini last year, but it’s the variant that doesn’t run Windows. So I rang my reseller (Michael Burry at TLC) and asked what he would suggest. […]
The fact that I can subscribe to a number of print magazines has long been a highlight of being in business. I recall having to fight for access to them at the university library … and now, wow, they just show up every week, fortnight or month. Putting […]
The CEO of a New Zealand mobility vendor contacted me and asked: We’re considering engaging with an external PR firm and are trying to identify suitable candidates. [We] provide the leading backup and cloning solution for Windows Mobile devices and will soon be announcing some significant upgrades. We’re […]
A stack of stuff happening at the moment: Adesso Systems … Don Dodge comments on Adesso’s work in the synchronization of files and application logic. Adesso is seeking developers to build applications on top of its sync technology. Don writes: “The coolest thing I saw was a simple […]
Visto vs. RIM Background analysis of the patent infringement suit that Visto has filed against RIM. Visto had 13 people working in Silicon Valley in 1997 on its version of mobile email. There are four contested patents, awarded to Visto’s Daniel Mendez. They cover the secure access, manipulation, […]
I’ve made a couple of posts over on our family web site, http://www.michael-and-katrina.com: Susanna Turns 2 … with pictures from Susanna’s birthday party and Maisy cake. Snowed In … with pictures of the big snow that hit New Zealand and our section on June 12. When I get […]
Craig Aitken Becomes a Movie Maker … My first internal customer at Telecom New Zealand, back in the mid-1990s, was Craig Aitken, head of Telecom’s messaging products. He’s done some amazing things since those days, and just yesterday announced to the world that he and a group of […]
Day 2 of the Collaborative Technologies Conference is done, and day 3 is almost complete too. There has been fewer blog posts about days 2 and 3, but here’s what I’ve found. If you know of others, please advise! Steve Borsch writes about the presentations from Linda Stone, […]
As a member of the Advisory Board for the Collaborative Technologies Conference 2006 in Boston, as well as the Track Chair for 11 of the sessions (which means I designed them and found great moderators and speakers to work them), I have “lived” CTC every day for the […]
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