Archive for the 'Middleware' Category

TIBCO: could these padded jackets reduce M&A insanity?

Tuesday, February 13th, 2007

I worked for Arthur Andersen a few years ago, specializing in systems integration using Middleware platforms such as TIBCO, IBM WebSphere MQSeries, Vitria and SeeBeyond. Since 2001 I shifted my focus from systems integration technologies to Knowledge Management integration strategy (more on that shift in a later post), but I do keep an eye on […]

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I’m at IBM tomorrow afternoon

Monday, December 11th, 2006

I’m off to IBM at Yonge & Steels tomorrow from 2pm till 6pm to give feedback on an IBM Middleware product. I am under contractual obligation to not reveal product details, which at present is not a problem as I don’t know any! I suspect it’ll be beta testing for a newer version of IBM […]

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Workflow powers process. Process powers efficiency. Wikis need workflow.

Tuesday, November 7th, 2006

I took 30 mins out this afternoon to write 2 upcoming (and one, ahem, late) greetings cards to my family in the UK. (Tidbit: Sending cards is a custom in the UK far more common custom than here in Canada)
Anyhow. So I did the selections, payments etc, for the first two. I was using remind4u.com […]

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