Twitter definitely makes watching the Super Bowl much more fun. It seemed, at least among my circle, everyone was more interested in the ads than the game. However it was a GREAT game and yea! for the Saints!
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Blog Posts
Feb 07, 2010
I was talking to an IT executive and he was chatting about how difficult it was to raise awareness within the business side of what IT capacity he has and how much his organization can really take on. He mentioned that despite some IT demand management processes, it was tough to set expectations. I guess these days IT Operations faces a number of opposing priorities:
Feb 05, 2010
I spend several hours a week online reading the best online marketing blogs, and one of my favorite things to read about is online tools. There are thousands of amazing tools out there for the taking for everything. They cover many different areas including project management, to do lists, social networking, web design, blogging and almost anything you can think of.
Feb 05, 2010
...I disagree.
Putting your information security eggs in one basket by using only a vulnerability scanner in the name of PCI DSS or some "This site is secure" seal to test your Web security is one of the greatest ways to get yourself - and your business - in a bind.
I talk about this topic more in depth in this recent post:
Looking past Layer 7
...as well as these articles:
Security scan results: Take them with a grain of salt
Something you need to know about all in one scanners
Web application hacking: inside the mind of an attacker
The bottom line: just because your network admin or some outside consultant or vendor ran a basic security scan on your systems and everything checked out okay doesn't mean everything really is.
Feb 05, 2010
Here's your opportuntity to indulge yourself with jampacked SharePoint 2010 information. Thanks to Marianne van Wanrooij and Mirjam van Olst (SharePoint MCM and MVP) for putting together SharePoint Magazine, a free magazine for IT-Pro’s, Developers and End (power) Users and optimized for eReaders.
Feb 04, 2010
Who's Blogging What this week features posts on mobile apps and a free offer for a Social Media guide
Enjoy: http://bit.ly/aeXrOt
Feb 04, 2010
As noted yesterday, SoCon 10 offered two breakout sessions after lunch. The second one I attended was titled “Create Mobile Media With Your Cell Phone,” led by Amani Channel, founder of Visual Eye Media and My Urban Report, and content manager for Public Broadcasting Atlanta’s new Lens on Atlanta social media site.
Feb 03, 2010
Join the Southern Technology Leaders LinkedIn group to connect with professionals in technology industries and highlight the successes of technology across Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee.
LinkedIn Group: http://www.linkedin.com/groups?home=&gid=1790569
Main Site: http://www.southerntechnologyleaders.com
Feb 03, 2010
SoCon 10 offered two breakout sessions after lunch. There were 12 to choose from in both time slots, so it was hard to choose, knowing that you’d have to miss the other 11 (22 total). For the first breakout, I selected “Turn Your Company Into a Content Machine,” led by James Andrews, Managing Partner at Everywhere, a strategic communications consultancy specializing in social media. James’ blog is at TheKeyInfluencer.com.
