TweetMark Masterson joins in the ECM standards conversation. I enjoyed his remark that the conversation to date has been entirely enabled via standards. I agree with Mark that, unfortunately, a fair bit of discussion around standards–ECM-related or otherwise–tends to pit apples against oranges (e.g. approach vs. implementation, architecture vs. approach, orientation vs. …, etc.). Concerning [...]
Entries from July 1st, 2007
This conversation…enabled via standards
July 12th, 2007 · 4 Comments · Content management, Standards
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Diving in San Ramon
July 11th, 2007 · 1 Comment · Content management, DFS
Tweet Yesterday and today I had the privilege of supporting my colleague Charlotte Townsley as the subject matter expert during her EMC Documentum Foundation Services (DFS) sessions as part of the D6-focused Techset event. (For those not familiar with Techset, it’s an event Documentum ran and continues to run as part of the larger EMC [...]
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Standards and ECM (cont’d)
July 6th, 2007 · 4 Comments · Content management, DFS, Standards
TweetLaurence oversimplifies and confuses matters where ECM standardization is concerned. However, it’s perfectly valid to leverage a blog as a learning medium and to “think out loud” therein. So, I’ll respond here both to clarify what EMC is doing in this space and perhaps to offer some guidance to those thinking about ECM standards. Let’s [...]
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Another MVP
July 1st, 2007 · 2 Comments · Inspiration, Life
TweetWhile I’m on the subject of MVP’s, I have to mention my brother. Brent is the epitome of community service to me–always generous with his time and talents. Over the years, my brother has made it a priority to give back globally when it comes to the application of his licensed architectural skills. (There’s a [...]
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Another year as an MVP
July 1st, 2007 · No Comments · Inspiration, Life
TweetThis morning I received official word from Microsoft that I will continue for another year (7/1-6/30) as a “Visual Developer – Solutions Architect” MVP. I am grateful to receive this community involvement-based recognition, and I look forward to the coming year’s worth of interactions (e.g. Acropolis, Visual Studio 2008, .NET 3.5 with WCF, WF, etc., [...]
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