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From Chapter Three: The Windows Culture

The origin of the PC culture is unclear - its rise to dominance both an undoubted reality and a largely unexplained one. by Paul Murphy

Tags: Culture, Microsoft Windows, Desktops, Operating Systems, Software, Hardware, Paul Murphy, ZiLOG, Performance, PC, Microprocessor, CPU, Computer, Intel Corp., IBM Corp., CP/M, Processors, Performance Management, Productivity, Semiconductors, Components, Human Resources, Workforce Management

Blog posts 2008-11-07

Sun Grid hit by network attack

Sun Grid hit by network attackImagine that...... someone actually cared enough to take it out. Wonders never cease.Windows a proper product?When will Mr. Bill Gates learn to put out a proper product? Windows has had so many problems in all of it versions that if you were to...

Tags: TCP/IP, Operating systems, Hacking, Network technology, NETWORKING, SECURITY, network, Microsoft Windows, CP/M, Sun Grid, network attack, Sun Microsystems Inc.

Discussion threads 2006-03-23

Former Sun exec takes Motorola helm

Former Sun exec takes Motorola helmIt's About TimeIT's about time for Motorola to get the leadership it needs to restore it's position in the technical world. I worked in the semiconductor division for twenty years and was part of the success story that later went south with the changing of...

Tags: Disaster recovery, Semiconductors, information technology, Motorola Inc., CP/M, IBM Corp., Sun Microsystems Inc.

Discussion threads 2003-12-16

In the year 20 PC: A look back

IBM's PC turns 20 on Sunday--and it's had a checkered career so far. But it lit the fuse of the personal computer revolution, setting off wider changes in business, culture and society. The competition to make history was tough in 1981: Ronald Reagan was sworn in as president, the...

Tags: PC, IBM PC, Computer, IBM Corp., CP/M, Productivity, Desktops, Hardware, Rachel Konrad

News items 2001-08-10

Additional Resources

An interesting exchange on politics and IT

Was just thinking about thisExcept I was thinking about what I've heard Linux advocates say in the past, that most consumers make dumb technology choices, and whether this squares with advocating for free markets? Yes, I think it does. People will buy products that they can relate to and feel...

Tags: UNIX, Operating systems, OPEN SOURCE, PRODUCTIVITY, information technology, Linux, computer, software

Discussion threads 2009-11-14

Phoenix Project Manager 1.4.0.20 (Windows)

Phoenix Project Manager is the brain child of Poulsen Construction Management , a company with 30+ years of experience in the scheduling industry. It is scheduling software designed and written by schedulers. Phoenix Project Manager produces solid schedules with ease. The foundation of the system is based on the Critical...

Tags: Phoenix Technologies, Project Manager, Microsoft Windows, Networking, Operating Systems, Software

Software downloads 2009-08-26

Free is not a business model

Free is not a business modelPutting mium in free-miumHi Phil,Excellent post. I share your shock about people's mis-characterization of the importance of "free," particularly in SaaS business models.One minor comment on freemium models. As I talk to "Web 3.0" as you call it entrepreneurs, I realize that the...

Tags: Strategy, Entrepreneurship, business model, advertisement, social networking

Discussion threads 2009-07-06

The Guitar Encyclopedia 1.0 (Windows)

Would you like to learn how to play the guitar on your own or improve how you play now? Would you like to be able to express yourself more confidently through your instrument? The ultimate method for those who want to improve their technique, expressiveness, and personality in playing the...

Tags: Technique, Microsoft Windows, Teacher, Guitar, Mussida Music Publishing

Software downloads 2009-07-01

Using Relationship Diagrams to Enhance the Critical Path Method of Project Scheduling

This white paper provides an overview of the Critical Path Method CPM for project scheduling and the history of its development. The implementation of the Relationship Diagramming Method RDM variant of CPM within Oracle's Primavera Risk Analysis (Release 8.2 or later) is illustrated, and the benefits of such an approach...

Tags: Critical Path, Oracle Corp., Primavera Risk Analysis, Strategy, Management

White papers 2009-06-01

Continuous Performance Management in Eclipse

Continuous performance management ("CPM") isn't a myth - it's a proven method to help your business find and resolve issues early in the application lifecycle. In Quest Software's white paper, "Continuation Performance Management in Eclipse," Steven Haines discusses why using a new testing methodology is vital...

Tags: Performance, Eclipse, Quest Software Inc., Performance Management, Java Development Tools, Business Intelligence, Open Source, Human Resources, Workforce Management, Development Tools, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Enterprise Software, Software, Data Management

White papers 2009-05-28

Apple is building a moat (of semiconductors)

Apple is building a moat of semiconductorsIn other newsWWDC 2009 has sold out in a little over four weeks.http://developer.apple.com/wwdc/As a past attendee those attending will find it invaluable and great fun.The rest of us will will have the opportunity of getting the session videos earlier.Why is Apple doing it? ...

Tags: Research & Development, Semiconductors, Wi-Fi, semiconductor, WWDC 2009, Apple Inc.

Discussion threads 2009-04-29

Phoenix Project Manager 1.4.0.19 (Mac)

Phoenix Project Manager is the brain child of Poulsen Construction Management , a company with 30+ years of experience in the scheduling industry. It is scheduling software designed and written by schedulers. Phoenix Project Manager produces solid schedules with ease. The foundation of the system is based on the Critical...

Tags: Apple Macintosh, Phoenix Technologies, Project Manager, Networking

Software downloads 2009-04-24

Yahoo's first quarter: Everything but the numbers

Yahoo will unveil its first quarter earnings on Tuesday and there plenty of sideshows to distract observers from the actual financial figures. To wit: Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz reportedly has a restructuring planned to make things more efficient. For Yahoo, it's the third round...

Tags: Yahoo! Inc., Operational Accounting, Financial Accounting, Finance, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2009-04-21

Google first quarter earnings on deck: What to watch

Google's first quarter is expected to be roughly in line with expectations and some analysts say Wall Street may be too pessimistic about the search giant's financial results.  Google reports earnings on Thursday and as usual will be closely watched. Wall Street is expecting Google to report...

Tags: Revenue, Google Inc., Advertisement, YouTube Inc., Earnings, Laura Martin, Operational Accounting, Finance, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2009-04-15

Virtual cash could save newspapers

The more I think about it the more I'm convinced that the use of virtual currency could help save the news media. Let me explain. Online games are one of the brightest online sectors these days, these sites are making tons of money, and it's all thanks...

Tags: Monetization, Cash, Online Advertising, News Media, Pew Project, Games, Personal Technology, Tom Foremski

Blog posts 2009-04-01

The Future of Unix

Present day commercial Unix versions are well behind the research community. As far back as 1982 the single machine focus of Unix development became an issue in the research community. Accordingly a number of people at Bell Labs including Dennis Ritchie and Rob Pike, both of whom had contributed to...

Tags: Plan 9, UNIX, Operating Systems, Software, Paul Murphy

Blog posts 2009-03-20

From Chapter Four: The Unix and Open source Culture

This is the 41st excerpt from the second book in the Defen series: BIT: Business Information Technology: Foundations, Infrastructure, and Culture Roots (2) In its present form this commitment to publication and peer review, originally derived from the core academic and scientific approach giving rise to the science...

Tags: Noorda, UNIX, Operating Systems, Open Source, Software, Paul Murphy

Blog posts 2009-03-13

From Chapter Four: The Unix and Open source Culture

This is the 40th excerpt from the second book in the Defen series: BIT: Business Information Technology: Foundations, Infrastructure, and Culture Roots (1) Almost everything you really need to know about Unix or Unics as it was first known and the open source movement can be gleaned from...

Tags: Open Source, Multics, UNIX, Operating Systems, Software, Paul Murphy

Blog posts 2009-03-06

PerformancePoint Server, Microsoft datacenters feel the pinch

PerformancePoint Server, Microsoft datacenters feel the pinchWTF ????A $500 datacenter ..... What is that a Wal-mart PC with Windows Xp ?By killing PerformancePoint Planning, Microsoft is leaving CPM marketScorecards and SharePoint are NOT CPM, Microsoft has now left the CPM market. From today MS have no no support of...

Tags: Data centers, Storage, Performance management, typo, CPM, CPM market, PerformancePoint Planning Microsoft, Microsoft Corp., data center, Scorecards

Discussion threads 2009-01-26

Top Ten Reports in Clinical Performance Management

Finding ways to reduce the cost of clinical trials is on the agenda of every pharmaceutical company striving to remain profitable. Many are turning to clinical performance management software to manage and optimize their clinical trial activities. This platform unites critical data in one place. It lets one set goals...

Tags: Performance, Clinical Trial, Performance Management, Healthcare, Business Intelligence, Human Resources, Workforce Management, Enterprise Software, Software, Data Management

White papers 2009-01-01