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Age of Mythology: The Titans Asgard vs Olympus map (Windows)

In this custom map for Age of Mythology: The Titans, the Greek gods and the Norse gods are locked in battle to see who is stronger. The map features custom music, customizable triggers, and more.

Tags: Olympus Corp., God, Mike Martin, Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Software

Software downloads 2004-06-28

Age of Mythology: The Titans The Silmarillion map (Windows)

This is a custom single-player map for Age of Mythology: The Titans. The map is based on the book of the same name by J.R.R. Tolkien. The events take place long before those in the Lord of the Rings, but they are no less epic.

Tags: Titan, Mythology, Mike Martin, Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Software

Software downloads 2004-06-28

Age of Mythology: The Titans The Maze Map (Windows)

The only objective on this map for Age of Mythology: The Titans is to make it out alive. On this map players must fight off enemies while navigating a complex tangle of paths to find the exit.

Tags: Mike Martin, Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Software

Software downloads 2004-04-19

Additional Resources

TechRepublic's CIO Jury: Split on deploying Windows 7

IT departments have largely ignored Windows Vista and stuck with Windows XP as the corporate standard. However, Windows 7 has received a warmer response from IT professionals than Vista did, and TechRepublic’s CIO Jury is split down the middle on whether to deploy Windows 7. On July...

Tags: TechRepublic Inc., CIO, Information Technology, Director Of Information Technology, Jury, Microsoft Windows 7, Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Software, Jason Hiner

Blog posts 2009-07-28

Automation 2.0

Yesterday the AMR team met with Rockwell Automation's senior leadership group including CEO Keith Nosbusch to spend an entire day digging into the trends and challenges in today's manufacturing automation market.  Nosbusch is a graduate of University of Wisconsin's electrical and computer engineering program, and a 35 year veteran of...

Tags: Automation, Nosbusch, Manufacturing, Kevin O'Marah

Blog posts 2009-05-16

Europe gets its own GPL

Europe now has its own version of the GPL. It's got copyleft, but it lacks the extra language found in GPLv3 meant to enforce that concept. The European Union Public License is an effort by EU government services to codify a Euro-centric view of copyleft,...

Tags: GPL, OSI, License, European Union Public License, EUPL, Open Source, Dana Blankenhorn

Blog posts 2009-03-20

Microsoft: Here are some of the Win 7 changes coming in the next build

Microsoft: Here are some of the Win 7 changes coming in the next buildCosmeticAll these changes are cosmetic but still welcome as they improve usability in one way or the other.RE: Microsoft: Here are some of the Win 7 changes coming in the next buildI'd like to see the star...

Tags: Operating systems, Microsoft Corp., rep, Win 7 change, Win 7, HERE ARE

Discussion threads 2009-02-26

Social silly season

I'm often asked whether getting into the fashion for all things social is something enterprises should contemplate. Given the volume of noise coming from the likes of Jeremiah Owyang, Forrester analyst and other social media/brand mavens, it's hardly a surprise. Enterprise reality though is an altogether different thing from the...

Tags: SAP AG, Twitter, Social Networking, Online Communications, Marketing, Advertising & Promotion, Dennis Howlett

Blog posts 2009-02-17

The great certification debate

Last year at SAP TechEd, Vinnie Mirchandani, Mike Krigsman and  I spent an entertaining 15 minutes verbally abusing challenging Zia Yusef, who runs SAP's ecosystem of developers, SIs and partners. The thrust of our argument was that SAP's inability to control its ecosystem means that projects often run over time...

Tags: Certification, SAP AG, Vinnie Mirchandani, Quality, Training And Certification, Business Operations, Dennis Howlett

Blog posts 2009-01-23

Enterprise 2.0: my $0.02

Enterprise 2.0 is over for another year and despite a poor start, the event turned out well. I attribute the poor start to the performance of Oracle and Microsoft: two of Jevon MacDonald's 'drag queens.' Both seemed tired, dated and out of touch with the mood of the new generation...

Tags: Microsoft SharePoint, Social Computing, Enterprise 2.0, Microsoft Corp., Twitter, IBM Corp., Groupware, Social Networking, Enterprise Software, Software, Online Communications, Marketing, Advertising & Promotion, Dennis Howlett

Blog posts 2008-06-13

Mobile 2.0 conference debuting in Europe on July 4th

Rudy De Waele sent me a message a couple of days ago announcing that the is expanding to Europe and the Mobile 2.0 Europe Conference is coming to Barcelona, Spain on July 4th this year. This is a one day event focusing on the Mobile Web and Disruptive Mobile...

Tags: Mobile, Conference, Advertising & Promotion, Marketing, Matthew Miller

Blog posts 2008-05-27

Advocacy groups in war of words over need to investigate Comcast's alleged BitTorrent throttling

Just a little while ago, I received an email from MoveOn.org, with their reaction to a letter that the Hands Off the Internet coalition sent to FCC Chair Kevin Martin on Wednesday, requesting that the regulatory body investigate Comcast's possible throttling of Bit Torrent traffic. First, to...

Tags: FCC, Censorship, BitTorrent, Comcast Corp., MoveOn.org, AT&T Corp., Internet, Federal Government, Government, Russell Shaw

Blog posts 2007-11-09

Skepticism on denial of a Microsoft-Linux suit connection

We've gotten a lot of comment here regarding Paula's fine interview with Microsoft spokesman Mark Martin. Martin is technically right in all he says. Microsoft is not a party to Acacia's suit, filed on behalf of its IP Innovation unit. It is not involved in the litigation....

Tags: Advertisement, Microsoft Corp., Steve, Open Source, Dana Blankenhorn

Blog posts 2007-10-17

Politicos: MD will switch to paper audit systems in '08

Maryland - one of the states that relied on 100% electronic voting machines - will likely move to a verifiable paper record for the 2008 presidential election, politicians predicted yesterday, according to the Baltimore Sun. State Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller, who was viewed as a main obstacle...

Tags: Mike Miller, Aviel Rubin, paper

Blog posts 2006-12-05

MIA at Gartner Symposium: The new guard (aka Guard 2.0)

Strangely, at a time when the usually conservative Gartner research outfit is talking more about how businesses and organizations shouldnt so quickly rule out bleeding edge technologies, theres one group of people thats noticeably missing from the events agenda: the innovators that are bleeding that edge. For example, I...

Tags: Gartner Inc., Gartners

Blog posts 2006-10-09

Happy Birthday Blaster. Death knell for NAC?

I remember the events of August, 2003 very clearly. The Pentagon had called on me that July to defend my prognostications on re-active vs proactive security measures. At the showdown chronicled here by Ellen Messmer I remember thumping the podium and berating the vendors that...

Tags: NAC

Blog posts 2006-08-11

All Along the Watchtower

Where to begin...First, I'm chatting with Dan Farber about what's going on this coming week. He mentions Mashup Camp on Wednesday and Thursday, which I'm registered for, and a Sun announcement on Tuesday, which I'm not. Sun continues to befuddle me: its CEO, Jonathan Schwartz, lists this blog on his...

Tags: Dave

Blog posts 2006-07-09

Key Ballmer advisor leaves Microsoft

Key Ballmer advisor leaves MicrosoftSo what facts did he ascertain in order to vamoose the GreatVulture of Computing?Microsoft in trouble?Do some of the heads of Microsoft know something they are not telling their investors or the general public? This "get out when things seem good" is an old hat...

Tags: Investment, OPEN SOURCE, Steve Ballmer, Microsoft Corp., advisor

Discussion threads 2006-06-20

Schools turn to high-tech route management

Public schools across the country are facing even tighter budgets than in previous years, and school administrators are scrambling to find ways to manage transportation costs. So school administrators are using state-of-the-art technology to manage costs, improve services, and provide a safer environment for transporting students to and from school,...

Tags: IC Corp.

Blog posts 2006-06-07

Resisting the Urge (MTV's Urge, that is)

Resisting the Urge (MTV's Urge, that is)f**k DRM and rootkitsI don't understand why anyone puts up with this cr*p - I can only assume that Microsoft, Sony and the rest of the music business are relying on people being too dumb to know about how to use P2P/torrents or too...

Tags: Digital rights management (DRM), Rootkits, Spyware, adware & malware, Cyberthreats, Viruses and worms, digital-rights management, Microsoft Corp., music, spyware, rootkit, MTV

Discussion threads 2006-05-23