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Monthly Archives: October 2008
To this day Office Space is probably the best depiction of what life is like in corporate America. You show up after a great weekend just to face the crap from everyone you interact with – then you pass the … Continue reading
Wayne started this one on his blog but his issue is more about the tighter economic times than what I’d like to address here tonight: the underlying change in the service delivery model for IT is an opportunity, not a … Continue reading
Now, I was thinking that the public finally caught up to how messed up the financial and credit markets are with the dollar doing the death spiral… but then I saw this and liquidated all my positions and it made … Continue reading
Own Web Now legal strongly recommended that I do not publish this blog post on our corporate blog to answer a question from Diana, Amy Babinchak’s techie. Personally I don’t see what’s wrong with it, if you see a problem … Continue reading
It seems that the worse things look on Wall Street, the more people start to pay attention and show their disbelief at the way the financial systems actually work. Do companies actually borrow funds in order to keep operations flowing? … Continue reading
Some of the new software we are building at Own Web Now manages it’s own password complexity, sometimes much to the chagrin of the default policies built into Windows Server 2008. You’ve heard about Security By Obscurity, so get ready … Continue reading
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You already know my take on it, but there appears to be more to this topic with the financial community chiming in now: We wanted to share some thoughts on Microsoft (MSFT), which we closed during the quarter. We believe … Continue reading
It takes a strong gut to look at the financial investment statements these days, even more so to start ramping up the training, hiring and R&D in these tough economic times. And if it’s really looking tough you probably have … Continue reading