Recently I had the opportunity to read Ade McCormack’s book The IT Value Stack. In the book, Ade makes the case for stronger alignment of IT with their business...

I’m pretty excited about the new console updates for Xbox, especially I need to get a spare console for my house pretty soon.� More storage will be great since...

The Microsoft Exchange Team Blog: “We’re glad to have Apple connecting their devices to Exchange Server and hope you have fun using these tools to stay...

Microspotting is an interesting blog devoted to the people and personalities behind Microsoft software. As an employee, it is a great way to get a better sense for the...

I saw Wilco in St. Louis on Thursday night with Donna. It was the first of three straight nights of shows at the Pageant theater in University City. If you’re in...

Robert Scoble: “I like the noise. Why? Because I can see patterns before anyone else. I saw the Chinese earthquake happening 45 minutes before Google News reported...

Steve Gillmor ties together a bunch of disconnected thoughts, ideas and trends in a post that snidely refers to Bill Gates getting a gold watch and retiring. Steve is a...

While posting some links today between Twitter, del.icio.us and creating a few short entries on my blog today, it occurred to me that I’ve been using FriendFeed the...

Channel 9: “Ray Ozzie, Microsoft’s Chief Software Architect� sits down with Jon Udell to talk about Live Mesh, a new technology and platform that enables...

The news came out this week that the FAST acquisition is complete and that we will continue to support the FAST technologies on Linux and UNIX, as a separate product from...

Jonathan Schwartz has pioneered executive blogging and has done a great job of keeping Sun visible and relevant� during a radical transition in many of their businesses....

Treehugger: “Proponents of modern prefab are always lamenting 1) the strop that manufacturers throw when you ask for a house without old-school traditional charm,...

Mike Gunderloy: “One of the persistent complaints about Twitter is that it doesn’t offer any sort of “group” functionality: messages from everyone you follow...