by Tom | Mar 27, 2002 | General
Boxes and Arrows: ASIST IA summit. Great collection of summaries of sessions and links to presntations, poster sessions, etc.
by Tom | Mar 27, 2002 | General
Boxes and Arrows: Taking the “you” out of user: My experience using personas. Thoughtful piece about using personas to ensure that the end-user of the system is accurately designed, rather than some cheerleader or devils advocate of any particular piece of...
by Tom | Mar 26, 2002 | General
Customer retention is not enough. McKinsey saying that the volume of change from customers changing their habits is far larger than the volume of customers defecting to other providers.
by Tom | Mar 26, 2002 | General
Discussing the Nature of Reality, Between Buffets. Participants in the “Science and Ultimate Reality” symposium debated Really Big Questions about the nature of existence and consciousness. [New York Times: Science]
by Tom | Mar 26, 2002 | General
Old Sierra Games Breathe Anew. Good news – very pretty in their new incarnation, if a little /.ed right now.
by Tom | Mar 26, 2002 | General
Interview with Canter and Seigel, the orginal spammers.
by Tom | Mar 26, 2002 | General
This Radio site is noteworthy because it’s the first to flow through Phillip Pearson’s Python clone of Radio Community Server. [Scripting News]A Python clone means I could possibly run RCS on my own server, thus setting up weblogs for my family, etc.
by Tom | Mar 26, 2002 | General
Brent Simmons explains MySQL in terms that make sense to Frontier users. Mark Paschal adds: “In doing so, he also explains Frontier (as a database environment) to MySQL users.” [Scripting News]
by Tom | Mar 26, 2002 | General
Interview: Forbes.com Gets Down to Business. Forbes.com is separate to the magazine, and expects to stay ad-funded.
by Tom | Mar 26, 2002 | General
Quality Mark is a new directory of “reputable” tradesmen (read builders).
