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This is brilliant. Follow this link.
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I often argue that what drives a company is a product strategy that is far seeing. In other words, a 10 to 20 years product roadmap that represents what a company wants to be, how it wants to be perceived in the market and what market position it wants to enjoy through execution of the
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Since I started this current incantation of my Blog my wife has been, on and off, helping me with edits. English being my second language, my grammar can be weak at time … OK … most of the time. Elizabeth reads my posts and corrects them before I post them … but not the last
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OpenSource and the Free Software Foundation have been around for a long time and starting in the early 90’s more options have become available. Linux became a somewhat common word and the use of free software became, step by step, widespread not only for home use, but in universities and corporations. This post is not
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As a technology executive I am always faced with the decision to build vs. buy. For each feature and for each project, for each component that is implemented, the decision has to be made. And it is seldom easy. There are many factors that play into making a decision and it is not always clear
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As I look at my job and what I do, I am continuously confronted with the task of developing and completing projects to meet the ever-growing company’s market. We continue to expand our needs and as the company grows and we meet our market opportunities, so do the risks and execution complexities. Expediency becomes central
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Every so often I use Stumble Upon to find interesting stuff on the web. Normally I use to find, as you can focus on different topics, photography sites from which I get ideas for photo-shoots. Sometimes I find some other interesting sites with games, or technology information, or tidbits. Today I found this piece of
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When I was 18 years old my mom sent me to study English at UCSB. It was a great experience, one that changed my life. When I went back to Argentina, where I was born and raised, I realized that Argentina had become too small for me. But was it too small? At the time,
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Over the last 50 years or so, technology has evolved and expanded into many aspects of our lives. Among the most dramatic is the use of technology in business. Business today can hardly be conducted without the use of technology; more specifically, without the use of computers and workstations. But it is not just about
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I am trying to make a effort to blog every day. Even if it is a tiny tidbit to keep things fresh. But what is the point of tiny tidbits? There we go, always trying to find the deep meaning to the smallest things: What is the point of tidbits? There are a lot of
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