My brain is, to some indeterminate percentage, defective. Not just, “Oh, that’s understandable, we all have strange mental echoes and stuff” defective, but really, seriously prone to screwy malfunctions. To the point others will look at me with a raised eyebrow and that faux-overintense stare and try to end their conversation with me as quickly
Read More...“Make no little plans. They have no magic to stir men’s blood and probably themselves will not be realized. Make big plans; aim high in hope and work, remembering that a noble, logical diagram once recorded will never die, but long after we are gone will be a living thing, asserting itself with ever-growing insistency.
Read More...Saw this tweet by Thomas Wailgum yesterday: This is pretty big news, as Mott was, for the most part, considered a successful executive. But as Wailgum suggests, perhaps we was too rich for HP CEO Leo Apotheker’s taste? It’s anyone’s guess as to impetus, but he was expensive. From data compiled in 2009 from publicly-filed
Read More...I find this utterly fascinating, if only to see a Steve Jobs away from a keynote’s limelight doing some of the more pedestrian civic tasks a CEO sometimes has to do. And the architecture of the proposed campus — wow! ### More links: MIPRO Consulting main website. MIPRO on Twitter and Facebook. About this blog.
Read More...So I have an iPhone 4, and it’s easily the best computer (yes, computer) I’ve ever used. I love it. But today I’m going to absolutely eviscerate its video calling feature, named FaceTime, because I think video calling is nonsense and after you try it once or twice just to experience it, you come to
Read More...“Do stuff. Be clenched, curious. Not waiting for inspiration’s shove or society’s kiss on your forehead. Pay attention. It’s all about paying attention. Attention is vitality. It connects you with others. It makes you eager. Stay eager.” — Susan Sontag (Via swissmiss) ### More links: MIPRO Consulting main website. MIPRO on Twitter and Facebook. About this blog.
Read More...MIPRO was founded on the now-famous PeopleSoft tradition and culture of “Outrageous Customer Service”, so from day one our being able to measure our customers’ experience was important. Since the first employee interview we have been asked about this aspect of our company and we can honestly say that what this really means, in our
Read More...WHEN: Sunday, June 19 – Thursday, June 23rd, 2011 WHERE: Orlando, FL (Click for more information about venue, hotel and transportation) Join MIPRO, industry experts, thought leaders, and our customers at OHUG’s Global 2011 Conference in Orlando. The event provides a unique forum to trade ideas with more than 1,000 like-minded HCM attendees as well
Read More...Two years ago, a Friday Linkology post briefly discussed how to make the most perfect scrambled eggs you’ve ever had. When I say ‘discussed’ I mean ‘didn’t discuss at all, in any form whatsoever’ because you had to rely on watching a relatively low-quality video to get an idea of how to make them. Having
Read More...Even though this is about a week old, it’s important nonetheless. From The PeopleSoft Technology Blog: PeopleTools 8.51 is important to Oracle and for PeopleSoft customers because it continues to provide significant end-user value and demonstrates Oracle’s commitment to the PeopleSoft product family. The great new PeopleTools features and enhancements in this and our previous
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