Although I’m posting this today, I originally sent the following thoughts via email on 7/3/2002 to my GM at the time–subject “Preface for our 1-1 about future architecture (.NET & J2EE) - some (hopefully) thought-provoking analogies.” The email in its entirety (and unedited) follows.
At the time I sent my remarks I wouldn’t have thought [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Inspiration'
Prelude to a product offering
November 19th, 2007 · No Comments · Content management, Ideas, Inspiration, Services
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Conversation in Monaco
November 6th, 2007 · 1 Comment · Content management, DFS, Inspiration
Today I had the privilege of talking about EMC Documentum Foundation Services (DFS) to roughly a 100 or so customers, partners and integrators at Momentum Europe 2007, held at Grimaldi Forum, Monaco. As promised, my slides are here, and the demo client in both Java and .NET (C#) can be downloaded via Zip archive here.
Before [...]
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Excellence in school design - MVROP
September 7th, 2007 · No Comments · Inspiration, Life
Time to brag about my brother again…
The new campus for the Mission Valley Regional Occupation Program is ready for its grand opening next month! Brent Randall was the senior designer and project architect on project from Loving & Campos Architects.
This looks like a great space in which to prepare for business, medical [...]
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The shadow proves the sunshine
August 28th, 2007 · No Comments · Content management, Ideas, Inspiration
Phil Windley blogged about his user-centric reputation talk about AOL in Virginia today. “User-centric reputation” set off a cascade of thoughts, which are highlighted here (i.e. beware stream of consciousness)…
Recently the above catch phrase (i.e. Switchfoot song/lyric from Nothing Is Sound) came to mind while I was thinking again about content management and the role [...]
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Stuff and information
August 18th, 2007 · 7 Comments · Content management, Ideas, Inspiration, Lessons, Life, Reading
Paul Graham’s essay last month, “Stuff,” really resonates with me. I strongly encourage you to take a few minutes and go read it. Good, isn’t it?!
Stuff appears to be a key contributing factor to the commoditization–er, evaporation–of my time. In fact, I can effectively replace “stuff” with “information” in Paul’s essay and feel equally downtrodden. I’m [...]
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