Interactions on the web are increasingly distributed and new applications must be built with a decentralized model in mind. As web apps become increasingly ubiquitous, Apple’s expression, “there’s an app for that!” rings truer than
I gave a talk today at the Defrag Conference on a panel with Dick Hardt and Chris Shipley of DEMO fame. Our topic was “flow apps” and I wanted to share some of the conversation
When I was young we used to have a blast in Florida scooping up gobs of beach sand in wooden sifters and then shaking out the sand in hopes of finding sharks’ teeth. Now, I
I wanted to thank the following bloggers for taking the time to consistently write thoughtful, intriguing posts. These posts routinely prompt me to do additional homework, lead to fun debate or dialogue and generally
Last month the Wall Street Journal compiled a list of seven common activities technology is helping to transform. Notably absent was ‘how we work.’ My last post discussed why I feel the phrase Enterprise 2.0