It is so neat to be able to renew friendships that I’ve made through previous jobs and projects. On Wednesday night (August 2) in Huntington Beach, Fred and Barbara Berlack drove up from their home to share dinner with me. I met Fred at Ferris Research all those […]
On this trip to the US, I decided to go on Air New Zealand. I was fortunate enough to get an upgrade to the new Business Premier class, and it was worth writing home about. It was wonderful. The seat was totally lie flat, with a length of […]
In June 2005 when I came up to the US for the inaugural Collaborative Technologies Conference 2005, it took 40 minutes for my bag to come through at Los Angeles International Airport, and that was after clearing border control. In December 2005, when I came up for some […]
I’m in the US until Sunday night. I had a great view of the Californian coast as we flew in this morning.
Some random but important things I want to say: Thank you to David Allen for his whole-of-life getting things done system. When I fall off the wagon and try to carry everything in my head, David’s approach is sitting there ready for me to engage again. Many happy […]
I had a post all ready to publish at 11.50am PDT this morning, but TypePad was down for some undisclosed reason. The SixApart Status blog has been feeding updates throughout the day, but they haven’t been accurate, timely, or true to their word. Here’s the screen shots I […]
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. […]
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 […]
I had to share a collection of files with a client in the US today. There were about 15 files, totalling 20 MB or so. I didn’t want to email them through, so I used Box.net. I was able to drag-and-drop the files into a specific subdirectory, and […]
The May/June edition of Messaging News features an article I wrote entitled Collaborative Approaches to Solving Document Chaos (see pp.24-26). This article arose out of my thinking in preparation for the Solving Document Chaos: Collaborative Document Construction the Productive Way session at the Collaborative Technologies Conference this week […]
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