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Why We Share Knowledge
From The Eponymous Pickle

Why We Share Knowledge

Good post by Nancy Dixon on why we share knowledge. Covers important implications for knowledge management and the roles of people within the enterprise. My own...

Jack Carroll on the history of HCI and interaction design
From Putting People First

Jack Carroll on the history of HCI and interaction design

Grand Old Man of HCI, Jack Carroll, explains the history of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) and how the field gave birth to User Experience and Interaction Design...

IT and the world
From Putting People First

IT and the world

Richard Heeks reflects in the latest edition of “Communications of the ACM” on how information technology can be best applied to address problems and provide opportunities...

Debunking myths about customer needs
From Putting People First

Debunking myths about customer needs

Marketing Management is a bi-monthly strategic marketing magazine published by the American Marketing Association. The Jan-Feb issue contained a very strong piece...

A post to look at and to act upon
From Putting People First

A post to look at and to act upon

Bruce Sterling and Jasmina Tesanovic need your help. Despite the fact that U.S. citizen Bruce Sterling and Serbian citizen Jasmina Tesanovic have been married for...

Information technologies and international development
From Putting People First

Information technologies and international development

Information Technologies and International Development, a quarterly peer-reviewed journal that focuses on the intersection of information and communication technologies...

More Simple Telepresence.
From The Eponymous Pickle

More Simple Telepresence.

I have been examining simple telepresence tools, this article points to some examples. Have not tried these yet, but will.

SIGBOVIK Conference Approacheth
From CSDiary

SIGBOVIK Conference Approacheth

A quick special announcement of a conference being held on campus tomorrow: ACH SIGBOVIK 2009: April 5th, 1pm, Scaife 125 The Association for Computational Heresy...

Travelogue: Reflections on the Future for Computing Researchers
From CSDiary

Travelogue: Reflections on the Future for Computing Researchers

OK, I admit it. During the past two weeks I got in a bit over my head, time-wise. But, I’ve gotten through it, and I’m feeling pretty satisfied with the results...

ACM Washington Update, Vol. 13.3 (April 3, 2009)
From U.S. Public Policy Committee of the ACM

ACM Washington Update, Vol. 13.3 (April 3, 2009)

CONTENTS [1] Newsletter Highlights [2] Computing Groups Call for More Focus on Computing Education [3] 2008 ACM Turing Award Recognizes Dr. Barbara Liskov [4]...

Three Links Showing What We Need To Fix
From Wild WebMink

Three Links Showing What We Need To Fix

Financial Derivatives Explained Wonderful, clear, vaguely funny explanation of what "derivatives" are and why anyone watching should have understood it would all...

Goodbye SGI
From The Eponymous Pickle

Goodbye SGI

A colleague of mine was a founder of SGI. I was asked if I wanted to join them when they started up. We used their graphics engines to do package design in the...

Shoppers Making Decisions In-Store
From The Eponymous Pickle

Shoppers Making Decisions In-Store

Miller Zell study on where and why shoppers are making buying decisions. Surprising to me is that they did not find in-store digital signage to be influentialtalks...

Analyst speculates rumored IBM/Sun deal could eliminate 10,000
From insideHPC

Analyst speculates rumored IBM/Sun deal could eliminate 10,000

From Forbes today comes a thought experiment exploring what might happen if the IBM/Sun deal actually happens The outlook: This could be a particularly messy merger...

This Blog now on the ACM Site
From The Eponymous Pickle

This Blog now on the ACM Site

This blog, among a number of others, is now featured on the re-designed Communications of the ACM site. I have been a member of the ACM since grad school and...

SiCortex Announces Record
From insideHPC

SiCortex Announces Record

The folks over at SiCortex today announced record growth in Q1 of 2009, to the tune of 100%.

Intel/GE healthcare alliance underlines strategic value of ethnographic research
From Putting People First

Intel/GE healthcare alliance underlines strategic value of ethnographic research

If you ever need a solid case on why ethnographic research can provide strategic value to companies, yesterday’s announcement of the $250 million Intel/GE healthcare...

Online Couponing
From The Eponymous Pickle

Online Couponing

From Retailwire, a good discussion on online couponing. Nothing very surprising, but a good overview of issues.

Harvard named next CUDA center of
From insideHPC

Harvard named next CUDA center of

Harvard joins Taiwan U, U of Utah, and UIUC as the company’s latest CUDA Center of Excellence NVIDIA Corporation, inventor of the GPU, today announced that Harvard...

Terabit Ethernet on the
From insideHPC

Terabit Ethernet on the

Article at Network World this week on developments on the terabit Ethernet front Looking down the LAN road, the Terabit Ethernet milestone is very much in sight...
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