What Toyota Did For Cars and Dell Did For Computers …
What’s not to like about the following lead in for an article: What Toyota did for cars and Dell did for computers is what Rally Software hopes to do for
What’s not to like about the following lead in for an article: What Toyota did for cars and Dell did for computers is what Rally Software hopes to do for
I always get a kick out of someone finding a Google easter egg in the “I’m Feeling Lucky” search option. Today’s was particularly amusing, especially given some of the re
Some days I feel like I’m juggling a lot of stuff – today is one of them. My partner Greg sent me a very timely email of a video of Chris
If you aren’t happy with our president, you’ll get a good laugh out of this. If you are happy with the president, the current information, and the coverage you get
Valentines Day is one of those holidays that guys consistently screw up. One year it’s great; one year it’s not. Fortunately, Wikipedia has a wonderfully long history of it, wh
If you are in Boulder on February 21st and interested in blogging and RSS, the Boulder Software Club is putting on an event at Cooley Godward’s offices at 380 Interlocken
One of my favorite examples of things newspapers do that baffles me is to print the stock tables every day. While I imagine there are a small number of people
The following question appeared in my inbox the other day. “As you mention in this blog VCs never sign NDAs. Maybe you can also tell me why actually not? If
NPR had a priceless piece on blogging and marriage last night by Julie Zickefoose. “I’m trying to figure out when these slim white machines took over our lives.” Julie co
I can’t get Chris Wand – who works with me at Mobius – to write a blog. Nonetheless, he is a good writer. He’s just published an article on the