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CoreWorkflow: 2005-10-23

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If Operating Systems Were Beers. Requires you to use your own can opener, and requires you to read the. Directions carefully before opening the can. Originally only came in an. 8-oz can, but now comes in a 16-oz. can. However, the can is divided. Into 8 compartments of 2 oz. each, which have to be accessed. Separately. Soon to be discontinued, although a lot of people are going. To keep drinking it after it's no longer available. At first, came only a 16-oz. can, but now comes in. Windows 3.1 Beer. Explo...

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CoreWorkflow: Taking Linux, Apache, PostgreSQL, and PHP to Their Logical Extreme

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Taking Linux, Apache, PostgreSQL, and PHP to Their Logical Extreme. Just happens to be based in New York City. Sounds like a good formula: a satisfied, growing customer base and healthy margins even in a space-intensive business in one of the most expensive real estate markets in the world. Just how does Logicworks manage to provide over-the-top customer service without blowing out their SG&A budget? Build It and They Will ComeBased entirely on open source components, LogicOps stores and represents asset...

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CoreWorkflow: 2005-11-13

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Friends reunited - how the dotcoms enticed big cash back. Internet successes reveal key lessons in how to build business, says Julie Meyer. Sunday November 13, 2005. It seems that Friends Reunited, the online community site that has enabled millions of old friends to find each other again, is about to be taken over. Thankfully the dark days of 2001-4, when internet businesses had difficulty winning confidence and funding, are slipping into the past. Friends' value proposition has inspired the 'viral' nat...

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CoreWorkflow: Microsoft hails 'strategic shift'

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Microsoft hails 'strategic shift'. Software giant Microsoft has announced a major push into online software services, in what is seen as a move to counter rivals like Google and Yahoo. Severalkey products and services - from office software to e-mail and instant messaging services - will be delivered online and on demand. Similarto Google, Microsoft hopes to finance the move through advertising. All this could make users muchless dependent on Microsoft's biggest profit engine: the Windows operating syste...

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CoreWorkflow: The Limits of SpongeBob SquarePants

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The Limits of SpongeBob SquarePants. One Canadian's Wireless Neighborhood Network Could Someday Serve Us All. By Robert X. Cringely. It could be,five years from now, if Andrew Greig has anything to say about it. Yeah, but what about that wireless TV? How does that work? Remember how in the go-go Internet days of three to four years ago,we used to talk about "disintermediation? Unlike most other wireless networks, Starnix uses 802.11a, whichmatches the 54 megabits-per-second speed of 802.11g, but ...This ...

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CoreWorkflow: Internet Successes

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Friends reunited - how the dotcoms enticed big cash back. Internet successes reveal key lessons in how to build business, says Julie Meyer. Sunday November 13, 2005. It seems that Friends Reunited, the online community site that has enabled millions of old friends to find each other again, is about to be taken over. Thankfully the dark days of 2001-4, when internet businesses had difficulty winning confidence and funding, are slipping into the past. Friends' value proposition has inspired the 'viral' nat...

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CoreWorkflow: 2005-12-11

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Presenter, BBC Radio 4 and BBC World Service. Don't substitute duck for turkey, just for the hell of it. Here's a clever thing published recently by the Wall Street Journal (by which I mean the generous American broadsheet edition, not the mean shrunken tabloid that readers outside North America have now been left with). The paper gave several top management consultancies the year's trickiest strategic problem: how to re-engineer Thanksgiving dinner. Don't invite more guests than you have usable chairs.

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CoreWorkflow: 2006-01-01

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The Limits of SpongeBob SquarePants. One Canadian's Wireless Neighborhood Network Could Someday Serve Us All. By Robert X. Cringely. It could be,five years from now, if Andrew Greig has anything to say about it. Yeah, but what about that wireless TV? How does that work? Remember how in the go-go Internet days of three to four years ago,we used to talk about "disintermediation? Unlike most other wireless networks, Starnix uses 802.11a, whichmatches the 54 megabits-per-second speed of 802.11g, but ...This ...

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CoreWorkflow: 2006-05-14

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Microsoft and Google square up in fight for global control. Bill Gates should be very afraid of the popular search engine, say Edward Helmore and John Naughton. Sunday May 14, 2006. Google is the only company that Bill Gates really fears. Why? That's what keeps Gates awake at night. And he's right to be worried. Google is becoming the next Microsoft. And yet, with Microsoft's 'evil empire' years fading behind it and $35bn in cash on hand to remodel itself for a new era of software development and deliver...