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Thoughts, Stories & Learnings

Lots of thoughts, ramblings and stories / Many topics on my mind over the years!
A while back I wrote I am the sum of my parts which explains my many dimensions.

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Gartner Prediction: No IT assets

Gartner Prediction: No IT assets In a press release dated 1/13/10 where Gartner lists its key predictions for IT in 2010 and beyond (read here), the first highlight is a prediction that by 2012, 20% of businesses will own no IT assets. By 2012, 20 percent of businesses will own no IT assets. Several interrelated…
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Blogging from iPad

So.. I had to know what all if the buzz was all about. I was not one of the first 300,000 wave, but was able to be on the second wave of shipments… So what do I think? Amazing device indeed. It will definitely be the catalyst to these types of devices. Will it be…
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Random thoughts and ideas

  A few days ago, I tweeted  that Google bought DocVerse – an office  plug-in which allowed for real time sharing, group-editing and versioning of Microsoft PowerPoint, Excel and Word documents within the Google docs platform   -   I can’t wait to see how they will release within the platform, as it would improve its capabilities…
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Project Management Online Tools

One of the most common questions I get asked is what tool to I use to manage projects while working with virtual teams.   The answer I give, is typically, “it depends a lot on the size of the project, and what you want to manage”     Collaboration, Project Management, Project Portfolio Management (PPM), Online Project Management,…
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Thoughts and Catches of the Week

It has been a while since I’ve posted an entry here.  I have been crazy busy traveling with work and general work.   I guess that is good, but I have to confess, many times while late at the hotel, I’ve thought about posting something, but didn’t, even though I had something to say…  I got…
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Tools for Managing Passwords

This is not only about passwords, but  all kinds of confidential data. There are so many important numbers, pins,  passwords, challenge questions !! Where do you safely keep all of this information?   Some of my friends have a little notebook (yes old school!). Others keep all this info stored in emails or in Word/Excel documents…
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Excited about my Palm Pre (again)!

Back in October 2009, I decided to upgrade my Treo and went with the Palm Pre platform.  You might have read my post on this topic iPhone vs Palm Pre.      There were 4 things I was a bit disappointed with the software/device. What’s up with  no Flash capabilities?   (same with iPhone) No zoom for the…
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Notables of the week –

Been busy this week with a lot work, so I have not had the chance to post much lately .  However this does not mean, I have forgotten about my blog 🙂    It is interesting…  When I made a personal commitment to actually write something often, everything I look at becomes a candidate for the…
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Interesting Sites of the day

As I read articles, and surf the net, I jut down sites that call my attention so when I have the time, I can go back  and check further..   Up until now, I have been just keeping them on my to-do list, and then mark them off when I get to them.  I figure, why…
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Using Windows Live Writer

Every post I have made up until now, I have written while I am online.   Even though I have heard a number of times about off-line blog writers and editors, I have never used one…  I guess it was about time. I downloaded  Windows Live Writer 2009, from the Windows Live suite of tools to…
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Cloud-Services vs Virtualization

As many of you already know, we have been  strong proponent of cloud-based services for a very long time…   The idea of  maintaining an expensive and complex in-house infrastructure to support basic IT services  is steadily shifting away from mainstream business. Adoption of cloud-based services continues to climb steadily. However, a recent  article on the…
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What is Google Wave?

A great short explanation video of what googlewave is all about by epicheostudio.com “ Did you know that email was invented 40 years ago?” Thanks!   [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDu2A3WzQpo&color1=0xb1b1b1&color2=0xcfcfcf&hl=en&feature=player_embedded&fs=1]
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The Art of Story Telling

I attended a conference last week and one of the sessions was all about how we have forgotten the art of telling the story of.  Robert McDowell  from Microsoft presented and he had a couple of slides that should be shared wide and loud…   They are: What makes a Great story ?  Simple Unexpected Concrete…
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Reflections on Windows 7 Launch

Article by Rob West As my esteemed colleague Jorge points out, it has been a busy summer (and now autumn) for us on this team, and as such, our posting frequency has not been, shall we say, “optimized.” I’ve been on the road a bit, and speaking at a number of Windows 7 Launch events,…
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iPhone vs Palm Pre

No this will not be a full comparasion or anything like that, just a quick rambling in myblog regardind my observations between the two platforms, after using both for about a couple of months now. Although I secretly wanted for the Pre to be the one to write about, I have to say that iPod…
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Time Tracking Web-based

Time tracking software has come a long way from the early days of having to enter time into pieces of paper and spreadsheets, which had to then be manually entered into the billing systems.    it was tedious and crazy work…     These days, web-based tracking software tools range from the simple, to highly complex systems with…
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Controlling Multiple Computers

Like many of us, crazy technologists, I’ve had at least 3 (if not 4+) computers on my desk for years now…    Aside from your day-to-day one,  you must have the computer with the music library, then there is the laptop, and then the test sandbox one, where everything new goes into… I thought virtualization was…
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