Jeff Nolan's take on innovation, entrepreneurship, tech and stuff that interests me
I’m on the board of directors for a school KIPP Bayview Academy in San Francisco, it’s a truly extraordinary school helping some of the most disadvantaged kids, economically and educationally, in our society. The cornerstone for the KIPP philosophy is taking responsibility for one’s self; the one thing you won’t hear at any of the [...]
25Aug
Posted by Jeff as Enterprise Software, web 2.0
Ross drafted a second article for “Enterprise 2.0″ in Wikipedia. If you would like to see this article not deleted again, please add your voice to the discussion. Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Enterprise 2.0 (second nomination) – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: Technorati Tags: Enterprise 2.0, enterprise software, wikipedia
Every one of the news stories I read about the Sony battery recall at Apple makes a point of saying that the recall doesn’t affect MacBook and MacBook Pro batteries, but just a month ago they started a recall for those batteries as well (I received a replacement for mine). FT.com / Companies / IT [...]
Anshu followed up on the Enterprise 2.0 post I wrote on Monday with his own post. Despite being in the employ of the opposition, Anshu and I get along quite well and his comments on enterprise 2.0 reflect the reality that this is not some vendor specific scheme being cooked up and sold by the [...]
Ismael’s Office 2.0 conference is shaping up rather nicely, the dates are Oct 11-12 and the venue (here in SF) will be announced shortly. The list of sponsors and speakers (including yours truly) is impressive (minus yours truly) and I’m hoping that this will be a great opportunity to realize Enterprise 2.0 on the ground [...]
If you have ever worked in a large company I am sure you can relate to this. This is a story about someone, let’s call him Harry, who works for a large company who we will refer to as GlobalTech. Harry has been very responsible with the budget for his group, spending only what is [...]
It’s interesting that so much attention gets paid to Oracle and their acquisition strategy while little attention is given to IBM for having a similar, if not much smarter, strategy. This underscores a point I have been writing and speaking about for over a year, the move to SOA is creating a entirely new category [...]
Was at LinuxWorld last week and saw this flyer from RapLeaf, they are recruiting engineers and have some nice perks, including your choice of a windows or Mac laptop, yada yada yada. But what caught my attention is where the flyers were posted, click on the “continue reading” link to see the full image. Technorati [...]
Just when you think you have seen everything some stupid asshole steps up and raises the bar. Instead of “Hitler’s Cross” they should have named it “Adolf’s Place” so that it would be higher up in the phone book… that’s just marketing 101. It’s like if “The Producers” opened an eatery – Yahoo! News: ‘Hitler’s [...]
I’m doing a little feed maintenance, it turns out that I had 5 different Feedburner feeds and I’m trying to consolidate them down (this is a after effect from when I moved from Typepad). This is my current and preferred feed. If you could update my feed in your subscriptions I would appreciate it, this [...]