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Why the Way You Power AI and What You Feed It Determine the Outcomes You Get
April 20, 2026
As organizations have begun to adopt AI across search, copilots, assistants and internal tools, expectations have run high. With access to years and shared drives full of documents, files, emails and knowledge repositories, it felt logical to assume that AI would instantly deliver smarter answers and better decisions right away.
Static Pages vs. Content Modules in Progress Sitefinity CMS: Scaling Content with Structure and GenAI
April 14, 2026
As content volume grows, the way it is structured begins to directly affect speed, cost and operational efficiency. This is where content modules move from being a technical option to becoming a strategic advantage.
Your Association Has Answers, So Why Can’t Members Find Them?
April 02, 2026
This is the first blog in a three-part series on how associations can unlock more value from their content, especially from conferences, using agentic RAG technology and by using Progress Agentic RAG, specifically.
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Blogging Topics: Multi-language runtimes, C#, Java, Ruby, Visual Studio 2005?
Yesterday, Jon Udell raised some insightful thoughts on a particular confluence of programming languages that has always fascinated me. Without getting overly philosophical, I think...
Trackbacks and the .NET blogger community
Earlier this week SiliconBeat lamented the seeming demise of one the key tools in the blogging community: Trackbacks. While I can entirely sympathize with the barrage of spam Trackbacks, I too have been forced into...
LOI: XQuery Update Facility, LINQ
I have been reasonably quiet over the past month, however this is probably more a testament to how busy have been since arriving back from Christmas 2005 celebrations. In the interests of keeping my site current, I'm starting a series of postings that I'd like to call LOI's, or links of...
XQuery meets REST and .NET News
Jonathan Robie, XQuery language editor today publishes some thoughts on how XQuery has a significant role on the middle-tier. In this instance, XQuery is acting as the engine behind a RESTful interface using a commonly used servlet hooks. Check out his blog...
New Year Aspirations
From the Christmas Day swim, I've just pushed a few photos to Flickr. Flickr is experiencing some issues with the database so not all of their postings are immediately working.
This year presents some exciting opportunities, and as is...
Christmas cheer
I write this entry from Dublin, Ireland where I'm staying with my folks for the Christmas week. In just a week it is next to impossible to switch one's brain off; however, some interesting observations as to the technology environment here: 100% Mobile penetration was reached just last week - a...
IDG IT BlogWatch: Best IT Blogs on the NET
My thanks to Richi Jennings who has highlighted this blog in the same light as online luminaries such as Jonathan Schwartz! Details here
Microsoft's OpenXML a reality?
Various sources are reporting that Microsoft may finally be serious about throwing the full weight of their considerable resources behind OpenXML. I would caution however that opening bubbly might be a touch premature as we still have a long wait until the specifications are deemed complete.
As...
Bedford, MA stakes it's claim in the XML blogosphere
Interested in keeping track on what's going on at Stylus Studio?
They have just launched a product blog which you can check out here. The Stylus XML development blog will keep you up to date with the all latest...
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