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:
After exiting exertrack.com in 2007, I placed plenty of exercise and workout information in ‘storage’. I found this the other day and it’s a great tool to visualize your workouts and get some exercise ideas. have fun and don’t hurt yourself ;-) (Click on an exercise group
I spent a few valuable hours on Wednesday morning, 14 September at the 2010 Agile Executives & Leaders Workshop with Jim Highsmith, co-author of the Agile Manifesto and Director of Cutter Consortiums Agile Product & Project Management practice , and others discussing * revising performance measurements * facilitating self-organizing teams * developing strategies for
Wow! This triggered some fond memories of the passion/obsession that put me on the path I am today. This guy has tweeted from his Sinclair ZX Spectrum. Very creative and probably quite challenging. and here’s the tweet from http://twitter.com/spectrumero I remember my first ever computer.
As an early adopter and long time Mindmap-aholic, I’ve been scouring the web for an easy to use Mindmapping tool for the iPad. The iPad is an obvious candidate fo those in-meeting or in-discussion Mindmaps and for brainstorming via a larger screen or projecter, hence my quest. My weapon
Old Spice is Cool. There I said it. Posted via email from exploring enterprise social media & the Crowd
You can find a very comprehensive Guide to Google Wave here… either buy the book or read it online. Excellent work! The contents include… This book’s contents are freely available to view online. Click on a chapter to read it. Chapter 1 Meet Google Wave Find out what Google
It’s been quite a week! I resigned from my National Professional Services General Management role for a large System Integrator and left last Wednesday (30 June 2010) and woke up the next morning voluntarily unemployed, or alternately, excited, stimulated and ready for new possibilities! The primary reason for this