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  Heisenberg’s Principle; it’s not just for physics anymore…

  03.16.06 | Permalink | Comments Off on Heisenberg’s Principle; it’s not just for physics anymore…

  The other day I had a chance to host one of our large telco customers in Sun’s Executive Briefing Center. One of my colleagues teed up the issue of measurement and behavior in a very clear and concise manner. It reminded me of the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle in that when something is observed, it’s changed […]

• Innovation, Technology & Science

  Going public. Not just a sport for companies

  03.14.06 | Permalink | Comments Off on Going public. Not just a sport for companies

  After a brief hiatus, my blogging is now going back into swing. You may notice we have new digs; having moved from an internal to Sun only blog to an external blog. In February, Sun had a large event called the Sun Analyst Summit. During that event, I had the opportunity to chat with a […]

• Technology & Science

  c11n vs. c9n

  12.22.05 | Permalink | Comments Off on c11n vs. c9n

  Well, here we are before the holiday break….a topic that’s been high on my list of things to communicate is reflected in the title, c11n vs. c9n. By now, you’re wondering what the heck I’m talking about. That’s fair. We’ve got s12y (serviceability) as a clue. Now I know my CNS folks don’t relish word […]

• 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% […]

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