Before we get to the links, one reminder: if you use PeopleSoft Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) or are considering it, I cannot encourage you strongly enough to attend the Oracle Maintenance Summit. This event is being held on March 9-10 in Redwood Shores, CA, and has 117 companies and nearly 300 attendees so far. If
Read More...I don’t often wander too far into pop culture on this blog, but Esquire’s Chris Jones has a simply awesome profile of Roger Ebert that explores the man, dying and unable to speak, in the midst of his own personal renaissance as a writer. Ebert writes about his own impending mortality as bravely and candidly
Read More...Derek Sivers’ 3-minute TED talk on leadership lessons from this dancing guy got a standing ovation.
Read More...Jason Kottke reminds me of how much I’ve always loved fractals, despite not having the chops to understand them fully at a mathematical level. Like Kottke, when I built my 386-based computer (running at a searing 33 MHz) a zillion years ago, I remember installing a DOS-based fractals program that would attempt a deep dive
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Read More...If you find yourself eschewing tree-based documentation in favor of the Kindle’s .MOBI format, you can now get your PeopleBooks from OTN for your Kindle. Among the available documentation for the Kindle: PeopleSoft Enterprise Customer Relationship Management 9.1 PeopleBooks PeopleSoft Enterprise Financials and Supply Chain Management 9.1 PeopleBooks PeopleSoft Enterprise Human Resources Management System 9.1
Read More...But first, what is Enterprise Asset Management? Good question. There’s always the Wikipedia definition, and then there’s our perspective given what we’re hearing from our customers and prospects. From where we sit, there’s a lot of buzz in the market about EAM, which is logical given the economic conditions we have just experienced. Organizations today,
Read More...Like smart web content but hate juvenile comment bickering? Shutup.css is a custom user stylesheet that you can apply to your browser to hide comments on many popular websites (YouTube, I’m looking at you). Speaking of comments, Engadget put them on hiatus for a while and the folks over at Macheist have decided that their
Read More...Ignoring the fact that I just ended a headline with a preposition while asking what we should write about, I’d like to know what you’re working on or researching. This blog has grown in readership considerably since its launch in mid-2008. Since that time, we’ve written over 140 posts covering PeopleSoft, Business Intelligence (BI) and
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