Leslie Barry

I’m a huge fan of Gist — “Your contacts are everywhere. In email, social networks, and many other sources. Gist brings your contacts into one place to give you the only full view of your network making it easy to find anyone, anytime.” As I wrote here, it’s my

I’ve been using my iPad for around 6 months, and been through MANY apps. I thought I’d save you the trouble by letting you know what has worked well for me and why. I use the iPad primarily for business, specifically for travel, formal and informal meetings and

I’ve been using Microsoft’s excellent foray into social media tools, The Archivist, for a few weeks to extract some valuable information from Twitter events’ hashtags. This involves signing up with your Twitter handle at The Archivist site, entering your #Search terms and off you go. After looking at

As I was unable to attend the Sydney event, I decided to follow it on Twitter. It’s great to get snippets of info as the conference progresses, but hard to get an overview and understanding of the bigger picture. After a brief search, I found this — The Archivist I

I love learning. These are my recommendations… and more from the Agile AUstralia 2010 Jim Highsmith workshop…

FourSquare seems to be part of my daily routine now. It’s not the ‘Mayor’ thing, it’s just fun to track nice / not-so-nice places I’ve been to. It’s great to voice an opinion regardless of the disengaged waiter busy running his boss’s business into the ground.

FourSquare seems to be part of my daily routine now. It’s not the ‘Mayor’ thing, it’s just fun to track nice / not-so-nice places I’ve been to. It’s great to voice an opinion regardless of the disengaged waiter busy running his boss’s business into the ground.

It’s always amazing to see the empathy and goodness us humans are capable of in times like this. Hard to believe that most of the time we spend doing quite the opposite… Watch the Chilean Mine Rescue Live here: or here in Australia: