Thirty7 Signals has entered the Job Market. Interesting low-tech approach... We will be promoting the job board in various ways over the next few months including a permanent position in the SvN sidebar which is seen by tens of thousands of people every day. Ah, so it's Advertising.... (more)

web publisher formed by Om Malik

Broad Band guru? (more)

NCSA Mosaic/Netscape creator (more)

Ron Davison: The Fourth Economy: Popularizing Entrepreneurship (more)

The "E" Programming Language is intended to support Capability Based Security. (more)

Are IPhone sales as good as was expected? It seems to depend on who you talk to. What is the appropriate goal? (more)

aka HarlequinEnterprises. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harlequin_Enterprises (more)

Stowe Boyd on the growing push for Real Time Collaboration Ware. At a certain point, around 2006 or 2007, the rise of more Social Networking tools like FaceBook and especially Twitter pulled attention and users from Instant Messaging, but the rise of more capable companion devices (tablets and Smart Phone-s) and a new sensibility about social connection in the workforce is leading to a return to real-time as a primary communication mode in business. (Full Time Network) (more)

Keyboard skills (more)

new type of Nuclear Power reactor (more)

Semi-Social app (more)

English Revolution, also called the Pur Itan Revolution, general designation for the period in English history from 1640 to 1660. It began with the calling of the Long Parliament by King Charles I and proceeded through two civil wars, the trial and execution of the king, the republican experiments of Oliver Cromwell, and, ultimately, the Restor Ation of King Charles II. http://encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_761563157/English_Revolution.html (more)

CTO BankSimple 2010-2012 (more)

Web Publishing service based on Mind Mapping resource (?) (more)

James Governor on the case for Thingamy and Situated Software. We're entering an era of customisation that could turn SAP and Oracle into last century's fish and chip wrapping... If you build software to solve a particular business problem, though, isn't it likely to taste bad when you go and install it somewhere else?... Thingamy takes a different approach, partly predicated on the notion that user-defined customisation is where business value arises. The software doesn't treat users like idiots. Sig talks about objects, and really means it. I was taken with the approach: a lightweight policy-based Work-Flow engine built into the software, sitting on top of an object oriented database (Object Data Base)... Who are the people that really know how a process works- what happens when a person makes a business decision? The person making that decision and their immediate colleagues, or a professional business process modeller based in the Czech Republic? Toyota understands that people on the shop floor can optimise business processes. All truly great businesses enable the creativity of their employees rather than driving the enterprise as a top down time and motion study. That is the direction software must take.

Way of displaying multi-variate data by generating multiple faces with auto-generated features, leveraging human's innate face-pattern-recognition. (more)

The "standard" Python Gui Framework. (more)

*David John Snowden (born 1 April 1954) is a Welsh academic, consultant and researcher in the field of Knowledge Management. He is the founder and chief scientific officer of Cognitive Edge, a research network focusing on complexity theory in Sense Making.[1][2] (more)

Telehash is peer to peer (P2P) data distribution and communication protocol that is aimed to be decentralised and secure. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telehash (more)