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Enterprise 2.0 needs Digital Foundation

I will join the fray with this attempt to give a crisper product definition to Enterprise 2.0, mapping to Red Hat and JBoss products, and introducing the concept of the "Digital Foundation." Digital Foundation == (Virtualization + SOA + Web2.0)^

Posted: Oct. 20, 2006 04:55 PM

Wall Street, Oracle and Game Theory

Wall Street The folks over at RHAT haven’t wasted time putting me to work. I just spent two weeks working with investors, touring with Dion Cornett, the VP of Investors Relations. I don’t know how he does it. I used to see investors as a priv

Posted: Aug. 26, 2006 03:38 PM

We are still here

So it has been a long time since I last blogged. Basically the closing happened and then it seems I went into deep freeze for a little while. I needed this break. Problem is it looked like I disappeared from the industry, pulling my gig and retir

Posted: Aug. 4, 2006 06:00 PM

JavaONE and JBossWorld Las Vegas bag

I'm back from Java One. It was truly a GREAT conference. The conference was packed, there were lines for the restrooms like in 1999. The energy at the conference was high, very high. The showfloor was PACKED! People were rubbing shoulders and what

Posted: May. 20, 2006 04:34 PM

XBoss at JBossWorld Las Vegas!

JBoss World Las Vegas will take place June 12-15 at the RIO hotel If you haven't reserved your pass, do so and do so quickly. It is going to be a special event for all of us. I truly believe it will have that "one time" feel to it. Expect som

Posted: May. 12, 2006 03:15 PM

JBoss Innovation Awards announced

Over the noise of a small propeller aircraft the other day, Matthew Szulik told me that a lot of Red Hat's success came from putting their customers first. It was funny to me, first I hate flying (and I hate small planes even worse), but I was thinki

Posted: Apr. 27, 2006 03:55 PM

JBoss Signs Definitive Agreement to be Acquired by Red Hat

Despite being a scientist, or more likely because of it, I am actually extremely superstitious. In December 2002, I wrote "Blue," or "Why I love EJBs," followed up by "White", or "Why I love Professional Open Source" in April 2003. However, I ne

Posted: Apr. 10, 2006 07:44 AM

BusinessWeek: JBoss, the Bad Boys of Open Source

Like the protagonist says at the beginning of Trainspotting, you can… Choose a career path, choose a cubicle, choose endless code review meetings, choose an IDE, choose to be good to authority and hope authority will be good to you, choos

Posted: Apr. 1, 2006 11:09 PM

Smoking guns of Nature: AO theory of evolution

I am going to do just a few quickies on the biotech front. Few smoking guns on the lateral (aspect-like) distribution of genetic information outside of the normal mendelian inheritance. In this month’s “Scientific American”. Pick up the “

Posted: Mar. 29, 2006 01:14 AM

Skiing with Scott

I just come back from a skiing trip out with co-founder of JBoss, Inc. Scott Stark. Scott decided to move to the mountains about 3 years ago and has been living there ever since. He works his ass off as most of the company knows, but Scott also ski

Posted: Mar. 26, 2006 04:38 PM

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