Scalability is something I hear quite a bit about among my enterprise technology peers. I actually see less of it put into production, though. It seems there are (at least) two roadblocks to achieving scalability.
Monthly Archives: July 2008
Infinite Loops
11 July 2008 – 9.06 am
John Maeda wrote recently on infinite loops over at Our (and Your) RISD. He posted a looping photo and suggested staring at the photo as long as you could while picking up nuances in the image.
O Community, Where Art Thou?
10 July 2008 – 6.09 am
Jake over at Oracle AppsLab wrote about community building and feeding recently. One of his best recommendations is to not build a new community but to work within existing ones. He also discusses the critical position of community manager. I am currently engaged in building an online community based on a very active real life [...]
Loosely Coupled Architects
9 July 2008 – 5.35 am
Artists and designers make very good technologists and quasi enterprise architects. Here are a few of my ideas so far.
Obsessive Listing: Kelly’s 14 Rules
3 July 2008 – 7.47 pm
While we can’t all be mega rockstars like Kelly Johnson, we can learn a lot from his famous rules.
The Article Matters
2 July 2008 – 12.22 pm
I firmly believe that finding the solution is part of our job as enterprise technologists. The job doesn’t end there, but if we don’t get that first part right — if we only wound the problem — we will always be trying to rework a solution.
