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Hi there! This is my first ever blog entry. I figured I needed to start a blog while I could still get away with saying that I came fashionably late to the blogging phenomenon. Content wise you can expect a broad spectrum of material to show up here. Given my interests most of it is [...] Read More...
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Occasionally I get a ping via e-mail asking why I chose notgartner.com, especially since I don’t seem to have any content relating to that much quoted resource.
Well, I figured I might change that since the Gartner weblog has been trickle feeding us the 2004 predictions for a little while now and without a doubt these [...] Read More...
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I’ve been looking forward to getting down to Melbourne to the upcomiing architect summit but it appears that I somehow forgot to submit my registration. Well, registration is now closed and its a full house so I won’t be going, its a real bummer because Pat Helland was going to be presenting. Simon Guest also [...] Read More...
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One of the cool things that I get to do from time to time is welcome a .NET user group into INETA (International .NET Association). Its especially cool when it is a brand new user group here in Australia. The Gold Coast DotNet Sig of Queensland just joined today. You can find out more about the [...] Read More...
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FrankArr has posted that Pat Helland has started blogging. I missed Pat at the architect summit this year but I am really looking forward to reading his blog. Fortunately he is using .Text so I’ll be able to read his posts offline. Thanks for letting us know Frank! Read More...
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First, let me say that I am a big fan of Agent Smith’s blog. I’ve found it invaluable getting some perspective from “the other side”. But unfortunately my ability to read this blog is limited by the way the RSS/RDF feed works. You see I am an offline blog reader which means I typically get [...] Read More...
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