With today’s overblown, overrunning, dramatics-filled awards shows, we forget what it was like when people knew how to accept an industry award with grace and brevity. To wit, check out John Wayne accepting his Oscar for his performance in True Grit in 1970. (And get a load of that nominee lineup.) Speaking of True Grit,
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Read More...I know it's only Monday and a bit too early in the week to have your head explode, but Naomi Bloom has posted an insanely detailed list of questions for this year's Oracle OpenWorld. Check it out.
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Read More...I absolutely love this E*Trade campaign. To my mind, the best of the bunch is Shankapotamus, then Creepy Clown, and then this one, called Time Out: Which one is your favorite? (Hat tip to Jim for the heads-up) ### MIPRO Consulting is a nationally-recognized consulting firm specializing in PeopleSoft Enterprise (particularly Enterprise Asset Management) and
Read More...In case you’re one of those readers who think the Internet is “big” and there is “lots” of information out there and you don’t have enough “time” to read everything you want because you have “obligations,” here is the very best of what you missed this week.
Read More...Whatever you did on the internet this week pales in comparison to the utterly astonishing links I present to you below. I say this completely subjectively, without even so much as the slightest hat tip to objectivity or fact. It’s Friday — what do you expect? Have a song stuck in your head? Unhear it
Read More...Oracle’s Jeff Robbins, Senior Director of PeopleTools Strategy, gives an excellent overview of the new version. This is great information to have as we lead up to Oracle Open World and all the news that will break there. Worth the time to watch if you’re at all interested in where PeopleTools is going.
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