Essays and everything else
Every post since January 2000, newest first. The early ones are short.
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April 14, 2003
Knowledge management and weblogs
Jim McGee writes: “One reason that so many of us find weblogs exciting in the realm of knowledge management is that weblogs reveal that the most important knowledge needs to be …
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April 13, 2003
Smarty enabled b2 mod
Cool! I found a b2 hack by Donncha O Caoimh that incorporates the Smarty template engine.
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April 12, 2003
Seed or hydroseed
I need to seed my backyard, but I can’t decide between hydroseeding and pain old seeding. I’ve already factored out laying down sod, because according to this it appears that sod …
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April 11, 2003
Blogging as Jazz
Lilia Efimova, Diana Mehta and Sebastian Fiedler have an interesting discussion going on about using the metaphor of a Jazz band to describe the interactions that take place in the …
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April 10, 2003
Using RSS for corporate communications
Via Jon Udell I’m happy to see that the PR Industry is starting to preach the value of blogging and the versatility of RSS.
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April 9, 2003
Five steps to finding the perfect dog
My wife Catherine stated today what I hope will be an ongoing series of articles about pets. (So please encourage her :-)
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April 8, 2003
Blogs, dialogue and identity building
Lilia Efimova nicely pulls together various opinions on how blogs and the dialogs they produce provide a perspective into ones identity not necessarily found in the office.
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April 7, 2003
Wi-Fi and cell phones
“”Wi-Fi is wonderful. It is a superb local area network–what it was designed to do–and it does that very well. When you try to make Wi-Fi cover a wide area, it’s absolutely the …
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April 7, 2003
SharePoint Portal to be bundled with Office 2003
I’m not surprised by the following announcement and in my opinion, this could make SharePoint Portal as ubiquitous as Office; if Microsoft can find the pricing sweet-spot.
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April 6, 2003
Corporate Portal Single Sign-on via Jabber
“Single sign-on, from corporate portal website, to 401k provider website, to Jabber window.” (via Doc)