Thirteen Is Autonomy’s Lucky Number. Autonomy endured a slight downturn in revenues to post its 13th consecutive profitable quarter. [Technology News from eWEEK and Ziff Davis]
Homeland Security contracts probably helping big-time.
Internet Radio Makes Bigger Waves. Access to niche genres and hometown stations from far away proves appealing: More than 100 million listeners have tried Web radio, with the number of regular monthly users tripling in the last three years, according to March ratings. [Wired News]
Spent the night on the boat Friday night with grandpa and the kids. The kids seemed to have a blast. I didn’t sleep too well–the berths on the boat aren’t too comfy for the over 6 foot crowd. The kids had a good time, though. Saturday morning we tried to do some sailing but the winds were too light. Probably a good first outing for them, though. This evening we went back out to a much stiffer breeze. We lost a couple of hanks off the jib. A lot of the steel on the boat is corroded from years of saltwater in California.
Lotus certifications are being converted to IBM certifications. May 5th webcast:
http://pentonevents.webex.com/pentonevents/onstage/g.php?d=661557402 .
May 8, 2003, The New IBM Software Group Certification Program — How Does Lotus Fit In?
http://webevents.broadcast.com/slides/3690/4931/forms/register.asp .
Old and new certification names posted on the Lotus Certification Web site:
http://www.lotus.com/services/education.nsf/35ed29d961be6ad0852566da004c5cbb/af0260977a3cdc8185256d05004da486?OpenDocument .
Knowledge Management and Intranets: Putting People First. uk.internet.com Apr 24 2003 4:50PM ET [Moreover – Knowledge management news]
Building a metadata-based website. Brett Lider and Anca Mosoiu write about a very different approach to site creation: a metadata-based website. To quote: The online world has been flooded in recent years with talk of metadata, structured authoring, cascading style sheets (CSS). These ideas… [Column Two]
Note from Daimler-Chrysler:
I’m using Manila at the Corporate Level in Manufacturing to cascade information to the various Transmission/Casting/Machining plants. In fact, I’m in the process of finishing my dissertation highly recommending Manila as a cost effective solution for corporate knowledge sharing. My case study data shows that there is an improvement not only in sharing knowledge but communication as well. I will keep you posted as my Manila site is becoming more popular. Manufacturing loves it ….
Just heard a cool song by this guy, but didn’t catch the title. He’s got a really cool website. [Tom’s Blog]
Isn’t Nik Kershaw that same guy from the 80’s who had the single, Wouldn’t It Be Good? I think I had that on one of my mix tapes.
Ray’s back
Well, I’m back. It’s been so, so long. Today I received enough e-encouragement as a result of this c|net piece that I realized it’s about time that I take another run at the blog.[Ray Ozzie’s Weblog]
YES! Welcome back, Ray!