Yesterday, Laurence Hart (a regional ECM consultant) felt compelled to talk about standards in the context of enterprise content management and asked if they’re getting too much attention. In the process, he linked to one of my EMC Documentum Foundation Services (DFS) posts.
First, let’s talk about ECM standards. Are they getting too much attention, [...]
Entries from June 2007
Standards and ECM
June 24th, 2007 · 4 Comments · Content management, DFS, Standards
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People are essentially reliable
June 11th, 2007 · 1 Comment · Lessons, Life
From “Lessons from the Anti-Mentor” (via my folks):
People are essentially reliable; therefore, their actions should be understood with that consistency in mind (e.g. always generous, always selfish, always doing, always (just) talking, etc.). Trust your instincts here.
“You spend too much time at work to spend it around people you don’t like or trust. If you’re [...]
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Acropolis
June 5th, 2007 · 3 Comments · Smart clients
I’ve been patiently waiting to blog about this for some time. Now that Microsoft has finally gone public with this during this week’s TechEd…
Acropolis’s vision is to revolutionize the way that organizations define, develop, configure, deploy and manage client solutions. Clearly, this is a broad vision, and it will be realized over a set of releases. [...]
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