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Monthly Archives: April 2006

2006-04-26

• I wish I had Stephen’s clout: on Feedburner, CTO responsiveness and ATOM’s beautiful simplicity1

2006-04-25

• Its time for analyst relations to step into the 21st Century: Influencer 2.014
• A Change at Sun: From Exclude to Include. On Jonathan Schwartz as CEO4

2006-04-24

• SAP should be talking more with Redmonk. Techies as “Germans” in disguise0
• Anyone for an Oracle IBM SAP distro? Linux as Pizza, Open Distro Ibogaine0
• A Day In The Life Of An Analyst: wads of cash, fast cars, and jet-set travel3

2006-04-19

• More Splunkiness0
• Does AJAX Hammer App Servers?8

2006-04-13

• I am outta here. On Farrell and Pepper Vinegar3
• 37Signal’s David Heinemeier Hansson responds on lessconfig, the advantages of convention3
• More Log Management and Analysis Coverage: What Splunk doesn’t do0
• Test Driven SOA: on GreenHat and Legacy as Wine2
• Stephen goes to town on Red Hat/JBoss acquisition0

2006-04-10

• Some thoughts on Red Hat’s JBoss acquisition11
• The Definitive Proof that Ruby on Rails is enterprise technology1

2006-04-07

• This week’s podcasts: 16 hour MS support call, BEA SOA and geekygorpy.com (be very afraid)0
• Big Up Bruce Richardson at AMR: our market is MISO1
• On Quote of the day, German, SOA and the origins of the name Huckleberry Finn1

2006-04-05

• Rethinking ROI for the the blog generation: Return on “I”, Dennis, Hugh, Kathy and You3

2006-04-04

• NetApp enters Log Management and Analysis Market0
• More Signs of the coming Rapture: analyst eats his words!1
• Signs of the Rapture? Stephen has a positive travel related experience1

2006-04-03

• How to become an Industry Analyst 4: as Tipping Point Exemplars1
• In which my esteemed colleague has a product release named after him0
• How Much is Scoble Worth? Or How do you comp a Resaissance Man?5