Today is the 40th Anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon Landing. As such, I thought it would be appropriate to reflect on what Joe Shea taught me at MIT about designing large-scale systems and managing their successful “launch”…
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Random Thoughts
Somethings I just have something interesting I would like to share. Here is where I organize these thoughts.
What Joe Shea, Program Manager of NASA’s Apollo Program, Taught Me
ELAvate Win’s Best Social Networking Platform by SIIA
I know this post is a little more promotional than my standard posts. However, the SIIA just validated (again) the business and technical design principles I often speak about at The Corner Office...
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Check out a “Slice of MIT”
I would like to thank Nancy DuVergne Smith for adding me the "Slice of MIT" alumni association blog and blog roll...
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The Importance of Making Your Own Decisions
I am writing this rather quickly in response to a situation that is going on in the "Twitterverse" today. Essentially a rumor is going around about a company (a recent competitor) that has been picked up an commented upon by a few analysts and bloggers, in the spirit of Cicero (e.g, "I do...
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Microsoft Convergence Wrap-up: Surprises and New Trends
Last week I attended Microsoft Dynamic's Convergence conference in New Orleans (as a Partner). While most of the conference went as I expected, I did walk away with a few surprises and insights. Here they are...
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Microsoft Convergence Kick-off: Tying People and Process Into an Ecosystem
My initial thoughts based on this morning's kick-off (and dinner last night with some team members from Microsoft and its partners)...
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Reporting from Microsoft Convergence in New Orleans This Week
This week I will be at Microsoft Convergce (their public sector Dynamics CRM conference). I will be posting and Tweeting on what I see there...
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