Transparency at Salesforce
As the poster child of the Software as a Service movement, Salesforce gets a lot of attention from the enterprise IT press, and rightly so. Their CEO, Marc Benioff, has…
Keeping it Simple
While listening to Merlin Mann's pep-talk on the latest edition of the Inside the Net podcast (while shoveling snow, I might add), I decided to take a few immediate steps…
NBC’s Really Got Conviction
It's really encouraging to see a big media company finally "get" how to market on the web. This morning I saw a very interesting piece of news over at The…
Congratulations Tera!
It's once again time to exercise my brotherly right to brag up my younger sister. Tera has been running her own photography studio, Blessings Photography, out of her home for…
It’s Freaking Freezing In Here…
Not quite as impressive as a couple of years ago, but still - pretty cold. Update @ 7:30 a.m., Feb 17 2006: Now this is more like it!
Hasta Lasagna!
My cubicle is now, for all practical purposes, cleaned out. I can't believe how much crap I had hidden in this little space. This is probably the cleanest it's ever…
But We’ve Always Done It This Way…
I can't stand to hear those words in a business setting. Doing things a certain way just because you did them that way in the past is a stupid STUPID…
Kael – Age 3 Months
I posted a few new photos of Kael to Flickr on Friday night. You can see some of them below, or see them all on my Flickr page. All I…
A Simple Insight – Time Really Is Money
There's a particular cultural trend I've been thinking about for a while now that is probably so blindingly obvious that you'll be questioning my sanity. Regardless, I think if offers…
Attack of the Consoles
I realize I've been a bad blogger this week, but I've been so busy finializing things for EduTech, making trips to Fargo for meetings, and working on a Rails application…
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