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Sun updates NetBeans with PHP support

Sun updates NetBeans with PHP supportGiven that Sun has had a tough time making money...I'm not sure why Sun bothers with Netbeans. They should simply toss a few resources at Eclipse and call it good. I've never been much of a Java guy but the Java people I have known...

Tags: Java development tools, PHP, Maven, Sun NetBeans, Eclipse, Sun Microsystems Inc.

Discussion threads 2008-11-20

Is Sonatype a harbinger of the future?

Maven uses a Project Object Model concept an XML construct to handle software management for large Java installations. It offers integration with NetBeans and Eclipse. by Dana Blankenhorn

Tags: Software, Maven, Java Development Tools, Tools & Techniques, Open Source, Development Tools, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Management, Dana Blankenhorn, Zend Technologies Ltd., Start-up, Eclipse, Apache Maven

Blog posts 2008-11-14

Developing a Project With Oracle JDeveloper 10g and the Maven Plugin

Maven is an open-source project development tool from the Apache Jakarta Project for building and managing Java projects; it integrates the capabilities of other open source development lifecycle tools such as Ant, Junit, and Jelly. A Maven project consists of a J2EE project file or an IDE-specific project file -...

Tags: Oracle Corp., Oracle JDeveloper 10g, Open Source, Oracle JDeveloper, Maven, Java Development Tools, Enterprise Software, Development Tools, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Software

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Microsoft hires digital-identity/open-source maven Dick Hardt

It appears that most Americans supportShould Microsoft be quaking in its boots this time? I?d like to say yes ? after all, who doesn?t love a good fight? But given Google?s track record in this space, I?m inclined to say no.RE: Microsoft hires digital-identity/open-source maven Dick HardtShould Microsoft...

Tags: Dick Hardt, quaking, Google?s, I?d, Microsoft Corp., I?m

Discussion threads 2009-10-03

A List: CRM(ish) Reading Worth it.

Sorry to have dropped off the radar for awhile. I was on the road.  First in Chicago having facilitated a customer event with Sword Ciboodle customers at the Union League Club - one that included a presentation by Brian Carey of Sears on what Sears is doing to improve the...

Tags: Sears Roebuck & Co., Social Media, Customer, CRM, Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Advertising & Promotion, Enterprise Software, Software, Marketing, Paul Greenberg

Blog posts 2009-09-28

Microsoft Office Web Apps go to testers: Ten things to know

A TECH PREVIEW with broken bits...Is not a tech preview, its a marketing ploy. Sorry but I ahve to take MS to task on this entire roll out of Office. Its becoming quite clear to testers myself included that MS has a lot of features/functions that are up...

Tags: Microsoft Office, Web application, Microsoft Corp.

Discussion threads 2009-09-17

Intuit creates open source community

Earlier today, I had a conversation with Alex Chriss and Alex Barnett of Intuit as they discussed the creation of code.intuit.com Intuit's open source community. This is a smart move and one that I'd suggested would be a welcome addition to IPP when we last spoke. In...

Tags: Intuit Inc., Open-source Community, VerticalResponse, Web Services, Open Source, Enterprise Software, Software, Dennis Howlett

Blog posts 2009-07-27

Layer 7 Application Services Governance

Layer 7 Technologies', CEO, Paul Rochester, and VP of Engineering/Chief Architect, K. Scott Morrison, stopped by telephonically to introduce their company, its philosophy and bring me up to date on their product portfolio. The company offers server appliances and virtual appliances that take on the tasks of firewall, compliance enforcer,...

Tags: Web, Layer 7 Technologies Inc., Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), Channel Management, Web Services, Security, Enterprise Software, Software, Marketing, Dan Kusnetzky

Blog posts 2009-07-23

Does social media really correlate with the bottom line? Color me skeptical

A study has found that revenue, gross margins and profits correlate nicely with companies that are the most engaged with social media. Should you build a portfolio around these highly engaged social media friendly brands? Probably not. A report by Charlene Li of the Altimeter Group and...

Tags: Financial, Social Media, Financial Case, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2009-07-21

Frugal Friday: Presto, Project Forks, Kindle DX, Star Trek, Sonatype

Frugal Networker Ken Hess and I discuss the Presto instant boot environment for Windows, the Icinga fork of the Nagios project, Amazon's jumbo-sized Kindle DX, Star Trek technology that really made it, and talk with Mark De Visser, the CEO Of Sonatype, the Maven company. ...

Tags: Star Trek, Podcasts, Internet, Jason Perlow

Blog posts 2009-05-10

Facebook slammed, Google and Apple continue to get free pass?

Far be it of me to downplay the impact of activists on the Facebook ToS issue but it raises interesting questions about why some companies get pilloried while others seemingly get a free pass. There is no need for me to rehash the story as Techmeme is...

Tags: Google Inc., Facebook, Apple Inc., Goodness, Podcasts, Advertising & Promotion, Internet, Marketing, Dennis Howlett

Blog posts 2009-02-18

SaaS frustration

I've just come off a call with Phil Wainewright, fellow Irregular and saas maven on ZDNet. Phil and I go back many years so calls are always jocular and not always SFSV Safe For Saas Vendors ears. We were ruminating on Phil's swipe at Sage Software,...

Tags: Software-as-a-service, NetSuite Inc., Vendor, Sage Software, SAP AG, Saas, Software As A Service (SaaS), Managed Hosting, Cloud Computing, Strategy, Tools & Techniques, Financial Accounting, Emerging Technologies, Management, Finance, Dennis Howlett

Blog posts 2009-02-11

Online Diplomacy: the Famous Fedex Twitter/Email Exchange

Online Diplomacy: the Famous Fedex Twitter/Email ExchangeThere is no 'free' speechYou write, "I'm a huge proponent of free speech . . ." Perhaps the most important lesson that you should have learnt from writing your own article is that speech is NOT free; it has consequences because it usually...

Tags: Famous Fedex Twitter/Email Exchange, diplomacy

Discussion threads 2009-01-18

Twitter popularity does not equal business acumen

Twitter popularity does not equal business acumenCommunity does not a business expert make.Hi Jennifer,As usual, I really appreciate your level-headed perspective on these issues.Part of the trouble I see brewing in this space is the idea that if you understand the talking points about community, relationship building, and the importance...

Tags: social media, Twitter

Discussion threads 2008-12-28

Can U.S. close the battery gap?

Not made in America. How many tech devices are designed in Silicon Valley, Boston, Seattle or some other American tech center, manufactured elsewhere? From chips to iPods, we've gotten used to it. Now a consortium of lingering manufacturers in the U.S. want the feds to help them get...

Tags: Lithium-ion, Battery, Imara, Engineering, Harry Fuller

Blog posts 2008-12-18

News to know: SAP's mistake; Mozilla; Yahoo; CRM

Here are today’s notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily: Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft releases to select testers updated IE 8 build CES: Zune phone, no. Pink, maybe Ryan Naraine: Window Snyder leaves Mozilla...

Tags: Google Inc., Information Technology, Yahoo! Inc., SAP AG, Apple Inc., Microsoft Corp., Mozilla Corp., Laptop Computer, CRM, E-mail, Cloud Computing, Linux, E-mail Providers, Strategy, Online Communications, Operating Systems, Software, Internet, Management, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2008-12-11

Microsoft hires digital-identity/open-source maven Dick Hardt

Microsoft's hiring slowdown hasn't translated to a complete hiring freeze. Among the newest of the Red-Pill poppers is Dick Hard, known for his take on the "Identity 2.0" concept and his porting of the Perl language to Windows. by Mary Jo Foley

Tags: Hiring, Programming Language, Microsoft Corp., Identity Management, Hardt, Recruitment & Selection, Authentication/Encryption, Programming Languages, Open Source, Human Resources, Workforce Management, Security, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Mary Jo Foley

Blog posts 2008-12-10

A great time to start an open source company

The alternatives to Maven cost millions of dollars, and it's already used by companies with up to 1,500 developers, in multiple locations, juggling 15 projects at once. You can't do that with a spreadsheet. by Dana Blankenhorn

Tags: Project, Alligator, Apache Maven, Open Source, Project Management, It Operations, It service Management, Dana Blankenhorn

Blog posts 2008-11-25

Over my dead body

Over my dead bodyStick to what you know, Murph!Hmm, last week you were saying you had little experience with SMEs and were offering space on your blog to those who do, today you are making stunningly sweeping generalizations about their employees! Where's your data!?My business focus, since 1993, has been...

Tags: SMB/SME, PRODUCTIVITY, dead body, villain, small and medium enterprise

Discussion threads 2008-08-25

News to Know: Googlenomics; Windows Mobile 7 phones; Broadband hell

Notable headlines: Ryan Naraine: Free Sourcefire tool pinpoints hostile MS Office files Apple security team finds code execution holes in Ruby Google using invalid security certificate Dancho Danchev: Phishers targeting Facebook users, fake logins...

Tags: Security, Google Inc., Phone, Hewlett-Packard Co., Microsoft Windows Mobile, Information Technology, Broadband, Microsoft Corp., Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), Microsoft Windows, Data Centers, Virtualization, Telecom & Utilities, Web Services, Enterprise Software, Software, Operating Systems, Storage, Hardware, Data Management, David Grober

Blog posts 2008-06-23