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UN Secretariat Building, Trump World Tower, Bloomberg Tower, 5:30PM

Photographed from the roof deck of 440 Kent Avenue, Brooklyn (Schaefer Landing North).

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JackBe Presto Provides Self-Service Business Intelligence on a Mobile Basis

I have writtten about JackBe several times over the past few years and watched their evolution from a mashup provider to using their technology to support a new wave of business intelligence (see for example, JackBe’s Presto provides Real-Time Intelligence...
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Lotusphere and IBM Connect 2012 Highlights – Back to Basics of Conferences! #ls12 #ibmconnect

As more and more blog posts are starting to come along sharing further insights on some of the major highlights from the recent IBM Lotusphere and IBM Connect 2012 events held last week in Orlando, Florida, I guess it’s now time for me to start sharing my two cents on what both events were like, [...]
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Hey Look! I am on the TV!

Last week I had the privilege of joining Scott Liewehr on CMS Connected, a web television show about content management. The topic was “2011 WCM Year in Review” and we covered a lot of ground: mobile, engagement, and the cloud. Tom Wentworth, from Ektron dropped in on Skype for a cameo appearance too. I had [...]
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LinkedIn @ CMU

As regular readers know, I have a deep affection for Carnegie Mellon University, where I did my graduate work. I’m happy to announce that two of my colleagues (both fellow CMU PhDs) will be giving talks at CMU in a couple of weeks, and I hope that some of you will have the opportunities to [...]
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According to Brookings' Data -- The Most Productive Cities In The World

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Fifth Avenue and 56th Street, 5:30PM

Photographed from the fourth floor of 725 Fifth Avenue (Trump Tower).

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Magnolia CMS in 2011 – another amazing year

2011 has been another incredible year for Magnolia. From 4 people in 2006 we grew to 28 employees (plus a handful of externals) at the end of 2011. Read on for some insight into what has happened in 2011.

A lot has been achieved last year even though for the first time in our history we did not release a new version of Magnolia. This is surprising on one hand; on the other it shows just how far we have come. Quite a number of maintenance ...
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Moving Your Web Site into the 21st Century

Geoff Bock provides a useful look at what firms need to do to make their Web sites relevant to today’s Web users with is article, Beyond the Web page: Broader Web strategy a must for business success. He sees 2011...