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ICEGov ‘07 & Open XML Discussions In Australia
Like many other recent weeks, most of the last seven days has been consumed by travel and interspersed with real work at a couple of really interesting events. On the plus side, I did get to undertake part of that … Continue reading
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The Problem With Airline Loyalty Programs, Or Better Still, The Next Great CRM Opportunity
As I start writing this post I have to say that I am unsure if it will result in something positive or if it will just turn out to be a rant. My intention is really to talk more about … Continue reading
SQ22: Nine Hours From Singapore, Ten More To New York…
In my last role for Microsoft I was based in Redmond and I was no stranger to long haul flights. Flying from Seattle it was always around five hours to anywhere on the the east coast of the United States, … Continue reading