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When I get around to buying a new car, I know what is important to me. Being 6 feet 4 inches tall the first criteria is whether or not I can sit comfortably and see myself driving many miles, and then small things become important, like whether I can see the lights at an intersection. The comfort...

I guess I'm full of BS commentary on this SOA as a Corporate Responsibility topic!  One of the comments on my original post stated:

"And the sad thing is, that...

I took some well deserved flak on my original post about SOA as a Corporate Responsibility.  Based on the responses, my message clearly didn't get through. For example,...

In Dave Linthicum's recent update on SOA as a corporate responsibility, he called my response to his original posting "grumpy".  Now that I've taken my happy pill, let me provide...

I met with some of the members of the New England PUG (Progress User Group) today.  We talked about several things and asked them many questions.  Among those questions were these:
    1) Are you using OpenEdge Architect today?
    2) If not, why...

David Linthicum of ZapThink wrote a short article recently on SOA as a Corporate Responsibility.  While I enjoy reading David's writings, there were a few things in this article that made the hair on the back...

How can one modify an XML structure through XQuery? In the future, the...

It's been a good month, and I thought I'd take a post to celebrate AND educate. This post's a bit more sales-y than usual, don't say I didn't warn you.

Though, I swear that the stories I tell here are true, I do try to keep these posts pretty light hearted. At the same time, I share my...