Progess on WSRP and JSR 168…
WSRP an oasis for portal deployment (SD Times) [IBM DeveloperWorks: XML News]
Author: Jeff Potts
Finally, a reason to supersize!
Finally, a reason to supersize!
Want Fries or Wireless With That?. McDonald’s customers who buy certain combination meals in New York City will also receive one free hour of wireless high-speed Internet access. And if they want another hour, they can pay $3 — or buy another extra-value meal. Guaranteed to increase your bandwidth. [Wired News]
Why small indie labels are better for artists
Heard this afternoon on NPR…
Indie Music Labels: Just because you’ve sold a million records and your song is on the radio doesn’t mean you’re getting rich. In fact, as Christian Bordal explains, in some cases it means just the opposite. [Marketplace]
Good overview article on enterprise portals in Feb/Mar issue of XML & Web Services Mag. Covers BEA, IBM, Sun, and Oracle. Also includes smaller pieces on Plumtree, Bowstreet, and others.
Paul Everitt
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Paul Everitt, former DigiCool CEO now touring Europe to evangelize Zope/Python, has been blogging at Zope Dispatches for a couple of months. Recently he had an epiphany in France: … [Jon’s Radio]
Growing with Knowledge Management. line56 Feb 11 2003 5:25AM ET [Moreover – Knowledge management news]
Gerry McGovern: why content management software hasn’t worked. In response to the recent Jupitermedia report, Gerry McGovern presents his view on why why content management software hasn’t worked. To quote: Content management software hasn’t worked because it was badly designed and massively over-hyped. Software companies lied about their… [Column Two]
Knowledge audits in intranet design. Dr. Ann Hylton has written an article on the role of knowledge audits in intranet design. To quote: Most medium and large companies have in place or are building Corporate-Intranets. This paper describes the pivotal role of an information and… [Column Two]
XML is ushering in a new era of creativity and accountability for IT professionals
Study: content management tools fail. Erin Joyce has written about a study that highlights the high failure rate of CMS projects. To quote: “Today, more than 60 percent of companies that have deployed Web content management solutions still find themselves manually updating their sites,” wrote… [Column Two]