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- RT @levanes RT @codingbynumbers: Interview with Tom Hanrahan, Director of MSFT Open Source Technology Center http://bit.ly/djzUpS #auteched about 14 hours ago from MetroTwit
- A great couple of days in Sydney, happy to be heading home for the rest of the week. about 1 day ago from MetroTwit
- Soon #boarding NZ144 SYD-WLG about 1 day ago from MetroTwit
- Public Attitudes to the Sharing of Personal Information in the Course of Electronic Public Service Provision http://bit.ly/asft80 #vwu #nz about 3 days ago from MetroTwit
- Soon #boarding NZ149 WLG-SYD about 3 days ago from Panoramic moTweets
- The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and science. - Albert Einstein #quote about 3 days ago from MetroTwit
- RT @jdub RT @SteveStreza: Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant. http://i.imgur.com/zDJ7W.jpg about 3 days ago from MetroTwit
- Corporate travel alert system also needs some work... travel to Seattle in four weeks, currently being warned about a fire in NY about 3 days ago from MetroTwit
- xkcd on the relationships between twitter and earthquakes http://bit.ly/bsrwf8 #nzeq (ht @richardwestenra) about 3 days ago from MetroTwit
- So how many of you have lost your blogging mojo at some point over the last year? I just realized i have not posted anything since July 1st. about 3 days ago from MetroTwit
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CSIRO Megatrends and Megashocks
One more that I missed when it was published earlier this year. Australia’s Commonwealth Scientific & Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO) have published a report outlining what they call their megatrends and megashocks titled “Our Future World: An analysis of global … Continue reading
Information is currency
For centuries economies have been based upon a well proven model of bartering, early trading involved individuals exchanging goods or services of similar value then over time we saw cash become the primary means of applying a value to a … Continue reading
Twenty Ten!
So, as promised here is some detail on the issues that I think will be getting attention from me in 2010. A few of the items on the list continue from last year, and there are a couple of obvious … Continue reading
Two Thousand and Nine
The first week of a new year is a great time to reflect a little on what went well over the last twelve months (along with areas that could use a little improvement) and to start to think about the … Continue reading
Protecting Our Digital Heritage: Standards, Collaboration and Awareness
Originally posted on “Microsoft On The Issues”, 5th November 2009 For governments, the digital revolution presents some important challenges, including how best to ensure that their digital documents will be accessible and readable essentially forever, regardless of how technology evolves. … Continue reading
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My new friend is a Twitter bot
For a little while now I’ve been using a really simple service that picks up on a hashtag in tweets and when possible connects travellers who happen to be in the same airprort. To use the service just tweet your … Continue reading
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Returning home from Malaysia & #mscosconf
I just completed what will be the last business trip I’ll take in my existing role in Microsoft… my new position will not be hugely different from what I’m doing now, I’ll still be involved in many of the same … Continue reading
Breaking into Public Sector markets as a small system integrator
A little while ago I wrote a piece that talked about why I believe large system integrators often fail to meet the needs of public sector customers, exploring what it takes to build skills within their own organization and help … Continue reading
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Telecenters are starting to deliver a platform, not just a single application
Over the last three years I have had cause to visit a number of telecenter projects around the region, some sponsored by Microsoft and some by NGOs or other multi-national companies. In many cases these telecenters have provided a focal … Continue reading
Changes to this site
For those who subscribe to this blog via RSS I thought it might be worth highlighting a few recent changes that I have made to this site; 1. A complete change of site template, hopefully the site is now more … Continue reading
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