February 2012
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ERP Isn't Going Anywhere →
project-based ERP is at the center of the growing knowledge economy…
Feb 29th
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Feb 28th
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Asynchronous Code Design with Node.js  →
Enterprise developers have to undergo serious brain rewiring, possibly with the help of electroshocks. This article shows how to replace old synchronous programming patterns with shiny new asynchronous programming patterns.
Feb 27th
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Feb 26th
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Feb 25th
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Sourcemap.com is the open collection of supply chains and environmental footprints.
Feb 24th
“Rather than stick with traditional all-you-can-eat deals known as “enterprise...”
– CIA to software vendors: A revolution is coming | Reuters (via irq) Pay for use by consumers means supply for use for producers (kind of)
Feb 23rd
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Feb 22nd
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“PaaS is the future, get your team enabled before you get all underdog &...”
– Self-service architecture to avoid water-scrum-fall
Feb 21st
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Feb 20th
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Feb 19th
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Feb 19th
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Feb 17th
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Feb 16th
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Feb 16th
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02.06.12 // The Future of Networking - ben's blog →
The Time is Now In order to overcome the massive inertia associated with a dominant platform technology, two conditions must exist. First, there must be new, overwhelmingly important functionality that the old platform cannot support in a reasonable way. Second, the new platform must be able to coexist and interoperate with the old. Until recently, neither of these pre-conditions held for...
Feb 14th
Feb 13th
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Dwight's blog: Dear Linksys, →
dmerr: Please do this. Imagine if by default all wifi access points publish a “Public <rand#>” SSID in addition to doing their normal stuff. - This public SSID is given < 10% of total available bandwidth to the access point. - It’s outside my real network’s NAT zone and (if there were any) firewall…
Feb 13th
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Teo Hernandez: Dear SIRI, how could I make... →
Before SIRI can answer that, doesn’t Enterprise need to adopt a NoSQL or at least a relaxed cap theorem architecture. teohernandez: I wonder what the answer from Apple’s SIRI will be. In the meantime and while SIRI is still processing my query, I came across with some thoughts on how I think we could make Enterprise Software better using SIRI. SIRI is not only about a voice recognition,...
Feb 11th
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“big data sit in silos. Web browser data isn’t linked to transaction data. Social...”
– Idea NoSQL for ERP?  Better said as NewSQL, particularity Neo4j flavor. Search does the matching. Comments here: http://smist08.wordpress.com/2012/01/28/nosql-for-erp/ 3 Hurdles in the ‘Big Data’ Race « From ATX …with Gary Skidmore Silos aren’t just databases. They are also segregated by...
Feb 10th
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Rob Spiro of Aardvark/Google set his attention on Technology Accelerating Food’s Transformation to Services Economy. TCHO’s talk at PARC sets examples connecting farmers to technology in 3rd world to customers in 1st world. 
Feb 9th
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Feb 8th
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Feb 7th
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Ryan Dahl: The Software Stack and Latency →
Latency from any perspective is the new arms race. antirobotrobot: I love this Scale of the Universe graphic. It allows you to compare the sizes of objects in the universe from atoms to galaxies. I got to thinking about how different professions work with objects at different scales and how these professions use very different tools. A particle physicist’s tool…
Feb 6th
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It’s not up to Google to not be evil. It’s up to... →
Steve Gillmor argues G+ folding results into search via graph can boarder on Evil. I’d counter using graph is unavoidable in order to percolate relevant results in real-time.
Feb 6th
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Feb 2nd
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Enter the New Canon - via Mike Miller
Feb 1st
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