Linkology: The Best of the Internet for 4/22/10

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Linkology: The Best of the Internet for 4/22/10

Know This Steven Soderberg’s media stream: here’s a list of Soderberg’s favorite books, movies, TV shows, plays and short stories he enjoyed over the past year. The science of why we don’t believe in science. Does anyone in Silicon Valley care about Windows anymore?  Robert Scoble on the PC-to-Mac ratios he’s seeing in major tech

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F1 Racing: The Pinnacle of Autosport

This is hardly tech related, but it’s a passion of mine, so please bear with me while I climb atop a nearby soapbox.  Ah, there’s one. Ahem. Formula 1 racing is the pinnacle of autosport.  It’s widely regarded as the absolute top of the heap, attracting the best of the best, and is not comparable

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The Cost of Custom Interfaces

CFO/CIO alert! Have you reviewed the cost of your custom interfaces lately, particularly those associated with your “third party” software systems? Best-of-breed app systems have been on the decline for years, as clients realize enormous savings in Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) by going to mature, integrated ERP software add-on modules, by such providers as

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Linkology: The Best of the Internet for 4/15/11

Know This Longer body, longer life? Amazon introduces $114 ad-supported Kindle to combat Apple’s iPad.  A $25 discount to have your reading experience smattered with ads?  How about a free Kindle with ads?  That’s more like it.  I don’t see the $25 incentive as being anywhere near worth the intrusion of ads while you try

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Reflections on Oracle’s 5th Annual Maintenance Summit

Oracle’s Mark Rosenberg with a nice recap of Oracle’s 5th Annual Maintenance Summit, easily the premier conference for anyone interested in maintenance management and enterprise asset management (EAM): Third, we on the Oracle team responded to participant feedback from the last Summit, and the increased attendance and survey ratings this year proved we got it

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[HOWTO] Using PeopleCode to Create Charts

Stumbled across this post about how to create charts in PeopleCode with a nice, clean approach.  From The PeopleSoft Blog: For those who haven’t tried creating a chart using peoplecode. I do not have the code which I did while I was working with my first company. But this example below from peoplebooks will give

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Linkology: The Best of the Internet for 4/8/11

It’s Spring, and you know what that means: sometimes-incoherent preambles here on this blog, especially on Friday when most aren’t looking and I get to use the computer by myself.  So here are some random thoughts, in no order whatsoever, hastily blurted forth before I get in trouble: I still can’t find an iPad 2. 

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‘Just In Case’

Recently, it was reported right here on this blog that I purchased an iPad. For those who know me, yes, this was a significant event. Now that a few months have passed, I’d like to offer an update.  Because here’s the backstory: even though I live and breathe PeopleSoft and ERP and professional services, I’m

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Linkology: The Best of the Internet for 4/1/11

Know This Last year’s definitive list of April Fools pranks as curated from the internet at large.  Can’t wait to see what this year’s list looks like. Familiar with the uber-nerdy +1 meme?  You should be, because Google just announced a product called +1 and its name is clever, but obscure. How to write a

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