Links for November 11th through November 12th
- Twitter / Kent Beck: @monkchips i enjoyed the " …
"i enjoyed the "agile sniff test". i would say agile organizations put off decisions as long as is *responsible*, tho"
- Microsoft Outlines Cloud Compliance Framework
- Surge in Federal Cloud Revenue for Terremark
- IBM announces new beta services for cloud software development | Cloud Computing – InfoWorld
Check out the cloud deployment help IBM Rational is hooking up.
- HTML 5 progresses despite challenges
Still looking at a 2012 time window. Someone needs to donate a video codec to the web. Don't Google have enough cash to do that kind of thing?
- Google Apps faces uphill battle with Microsoft in the enterprise
Round-up of quotes of companies saying their employees need re-training to switch to Google Apps, so they're sticking with Microsoft Office.
- Facebook iPhone Dev Quits Project Over Apple Tyranny
"The web is still unrestricted and free, and so I am returning to my roots as a web developer. In the long term, I would like to be able to say that I helped to make the web the best mobile platform available, rather than being part of the transition to a world where every developer must go through a middleman to get their software in the hands of users."
- Follow SAP Mentors on Twitter
A list of SAP Mentors in Twitter.
- Google Reader – Jon's shared items
Jon Reed (@jonerp) has some nice ERP shared links here, with the ever valuable commentary.
- Academic Study Finds SAP Community Offers High Response Rates, Timely Answers, and Sense of Community
- Schizoid Gibberish Wiki Author
Get your "the original wiki was a weird, wild place" reminiscing on with this meaty, nerdy one. On this entry in particular – which I stumbled on when after clicking around for info on tech execs in Google – you've got that certain absurdest humor that you eventually come to love after years online. It's like, "of course you'd do that." A "prank" they'd call it.
- Twitter / paulhinz: Just finished call with th …
"Just finished call with the team at Redmonk. Those guys are brilliant." –Paul Hinz, Liferay
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