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  YouTube

  12.26.05 | Permalink | Comments Off on YouTube

  If you haven’t seen YouTube, you’re missing a great community – both in terms of content and technical capability. It’s at heart, a video content sharing site. Here’s a short video of the making of YouTube from the people who founded PayPal: Is that cool or what? Oh, you don’t like that? What about this? […]

• Innovation, Travel

  A new company – Virgin Galactic

  12.13.05 | Permalink | Comments Off on A new company – Virgin Galactic

  Well, I thought I’d be more regular in my blog entries – it’s just one of those things. I’ve asked Peggy to give me a routine nag to ensure that I’m actually producing content for this venue. In the meantime, I’ve just seen a news article citing Richard Branson’s intent to build a spaceport in […]

• Innovation, Technology & Science

  Time to market. Has it been a month?

  11.10.05 | Permalink | Comments Off on Time to market. Has it been a month?

  I guess it has. And what a month it’s been. We’ve had the Services Leadership Summit, 2 operations reviews with Jonathan and staff for Software and Services respectively, a 2 day Johnny L offsite, multiple staff meetings, project reviews, demos, SunUp in Lisbon, new SPS deals, and a few customer briefings to boot. So I […]

• Business, Innovation, Technology & Science

  83% of IT projects fail

  10.06.05 | Permalink | Comments Off on 83% of IT projects fail

  83% of IT projects fail in one way or another (over budget and late for instance.) Today, the SeeBeyond folks gave a demo and overview to the software executive staff. They had a number of statistics they referenced: – 100 new IT projects started every hour – 31% of all IT projects cancelled – 53% […]

• Innovation, Media

  StarWreck

  10.05.05 | Permalink | Comments Off on StarWreck

  So I’m trawling the news sites this morning in lieu of my morning paper (so last millennium) and I see this: StarWreck – A Finnish spoof of StarTrek created by 300 or so people working on personal computers working collaboratively over the course of SEVEN years. They’re doing something very interesting with their masterpiece, distributing […]

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