Comments for TechnologyProfessional.Org http://www.technologyprofessional.org Advance the profession. Advance your career. Mon, 04 Apr 2011 23:34:58 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on Contact Us by Kelly http://www.technologyprofessional.org/2009/06/contact-us/#comment-28 Kelly Mon, 04 Apr 2011 23:34:58 +0000 http://s282726628.onlinehome.us/TPV3/?p=2362#comment-28 Hello, I would like to discuss with you a potential partnership between TechnologyProfessionals and CDM Media. My company hosts a number of CIO Summits throughout the year. The complete list can be found here: www.ciosummits.com. In addition to a standard logo swap, there are several other options we can discuss. Thanks, Kelly Hello,

I would like to discuss with you a potential partnership between TechnologyProfessionals and CDM Media. My company hosts a number of CIO Summits throughout the year. The complete list can be found here: http://www.ciosummits.com. In addition to a standard logo swap, there are several other options we can discuss.

Thanks,
Kelly

]]> Comment on The Pyramid of Reuse by Vijay Narayanan http://www.technologyprofessional.org/2009/08/the-pyramid-of-reuse/#comment-22 Vijay Narayanan Sat, 05 Sep 2009 22:31:18 +0000 http://www.technologyprofessional.org/tpv2/?p=2171#comment-22 Phil, Interesting post. Agree that software reuse will not happen by accident and needs careful orchestration of people, process, and tools. Your point about leveraging reuse opportunities across the development lifecycle is very valid as well. Many teams miss reuse opportunities because of inadequate communication about reusable assets as well as a lack of appropriate incentives around reuse. Teams need to be rewarded for both contributing to and leveraging reusable assets. Also some developers have difficulty distinguishing code reuse from systematic reuse. Finally, there is a need for pursuing reuse in conjunction with business objectives (not simply a technology goal in itself). Phil,
Interesting post. Agree that software reuse will not happen by accident and needs careful orchestration of people, process, and tools. Your point about leveraging reuse opportunities across the development lifecycle is very valid as well. Many teams miss reuse opportunities because of inadequate communication about reusable assets as well as a lack of appropriate incentives around reuse. Teams need to be rewarded for both contributing to and leveraging reusable assets. Also some developers have difficulty distinguishing code reuse from systematic reuse. Finally, there is a need for pursuing reuse in conjunction with business objectives (not simply a technology goal in itself).

]]> Comment on Why Executives Should Blog by Elio Camey http://www.technologyprofessional.org/2009/05/why-executive-should-blog/#comment-17 Elio Camey Fri, 03 Jul 2009 16:33:19 +0000 http://www.technologyprofessional.org/tpv2/?p=1893#comment-17 Interesting idea. I think a CXO who is bogged down with all those issues described in the article, probably could care less with the idea of blogging. My point is not really about blogging, but with this type of executive, who lacks the appropriate leadership & communication skills. They have fought, kicked and to a point back-stabbed their way to the top. They are not about to open up to their subordinates. Through my career and advance degree education I've studied several CXOs who lack these skills. They would more than likely see a blog as another threat to their being! Interesting idea. I think a CXO who is bogged down with all those issues described in the article, probably could care less with the idea of blogging.

My point is not really about blogging, but with this type of executive, who lacks the appropriate leadership & communication skills. They have fought, kicked and to a point back-stabbed their way to the top. They are not about to open up to their subordinates.

Through my career and advance degree education I’ve studied several CXOs who lack these skills. They would more than likely see a blog as another threat to their being!

]]> Comment on Storage Virtualization by Jan http://www.technologyprofessional.org/2008/12/second-article-in-a-web-series-on-virtualization/#comment-4 Jan Tue, 09 Jun 2009 08:19:11 +0000 http://www.technologyprofessional.org/professionalblog/?p=479#comment-4 Storage Virtualization is indeed the fad nowadays because it’s an efficient and effortless way to organize products and files. It used to be impossible a few years back but companies had learned to utilize it and produced benefits that were kind of impossible in the past. The wonders of technology at its best indeed! Storage Virtualization is indeed the fad nowadays because it’s an efficient and effortless way to organize products and files. It used to be impossible a few years back but companies had learned to utilize it and produced benefits that were kind of impossible in the past. The wonders of technology at its best indeed!

]]> Comment on Marketing Is Design by Jan http://www.technologyprofessional.org/2009/05/marketing-is-design/#comment-19 Jan Sat, 06 Jun 2009 20:46:10 +0000 http://www.technologyprofessional.org/tpv2/?p=1925#comment-19 I highly agree with this perception. It’s a trial and error thing when it comes to attracting customers and one doesn’t need to be a graphic guru just to profit higher from a website. You can create multiple source of income if you had some tactics and strategies in social media sites in order to drive traffic to your website. I highly agree with this perception. It’s a trial and error thing when it comes to attracting customers and one doesn’t need to be a graphic guru just to profit higher from a website. You can create multiple source of income if you had some tactics and strategies in social media sites in order to drive traffic to your website.

]]> Comment on Healthcare IT Privacy Concerns by Deanna Brownlee http://www.technologyprofessional.org/2009/04/innovations-in-healthcare-it-raise-privacy-concerns/#comment-12 Deanna Brownlee Tue, 02 Jun 2009 17:30:20 +0000 http://www.technologyprofessional.org/tpv2/?p=1638#comment-12 Hello Jan, I am the author of this article. I'm not entirely sure if you'll read this, but if you do, I want to personally thank you for commenting on my article. It's both humbling and rewarding. I'm glad you felt compelled to comment on it. Thanks again. Hello Jan,

I am the author of this article. I’m not entirely sure if you’ll read this, but if you do, I want to personally thank you for commenting on my article. It’s both humbling and rewarding. I’m glad you felt compelled to comment on it. Thanks again.

]]> Comment on Microsoft Accelerates Startups with Software and Support by Jan http://www.technologyprofessional.org/2009/05/microsoft-accelerates-startups-with-software-and-support/#comment-20 Jan Sun, 31 May 2009 16:19:07 +0000 http://www.technologyprofessional.org/tpv2/?p=1944#comment-20 Wow! This is indeed good news to all struggling entrepreneurs and even students who are planning on a career after graduation. Application for the program is simple and looks promising too. I better disseminate this information to my friends so that they can take advantage of this opportunity of a lifetime. Also I would like to find out if our company can qualify for BizSpark and how we can go about applying for these free software. Thanks Brian! Wow! This is indeed good news to all struggling entrepreneurs and even students who are planning on a career after graduation. Application for the program is simple and looks promising too. I better disseminate this information to my friends so that they can take advantage of this opportunity of a lifetime. Also I would like to find out if our company can qualify for BizSpark and how we can go about applying for these free software. Thanks Brian!

]]> Comment on Automating Fine Grained Software Reuse by Jan http://www.technologyprofessional.org/2009/05/automating-fine-grained-software-reuse/#comment-21 Jan Sun, 31 May 2009 16:17:46 +0000 http://www.technologyprofessional.org/tpv2/?p=1963#comment-21 In software test mechanization reuse of code is crucial, which means that planning, design and a good understanding of where reuse will and will not work are the keys to making reuse work. A main point that the article focuses on is scope; if you were to look at application development with rationalization regarding reuse, you will undoubtedly discover that there are parts that are clearly unique to given parts of the application. In software test mechanization reuse of code is crucial, which means that planning, design and a good understanding of where reuse will and will not work are the keys to making reuse work. A main point that the article focuses on is scope; if you were to look at application development with rationalization regarding reuse, you will undoubtedly discover that there are parts that are clearly unique to given parts of the application.

]]> Comment on David Bottoms Reviews How Buffet Does It by Celeste Yeakley http://www.technologyprofessional.org/2009/05/david-bottoms-reviews-how-buffet-does-it/#comment-16 Celeste Yeakley Fri, 22 May 2009 14:37:09 +0000 http://www.technologyprofessional.org/tpv2/?p=1854#comment-16 I have been involved in an investment vehicle that Warren Buffet has used in the past and it is independent of the stock market fluctuations. Until the past 5 years, it has only been available to the big players - but a very reputable company figured out a way to do it for the "little guy". I'd be happy to share this info with anyone. I have been involved in an investment vehicle that Warren Buffet has used in the past and it is independent of the stock market fluctuations. Until the past 5 years, it has only been available to the big players – but a very reputable company figured out a way to do it for the “little guy”. I’d be happy to share this info with anyone.

]]> Comment on A Painful Lesson about Band-Aids by lvs http://www.technologyprofessional.org/2009/04/a-painful-lesson-about-band-aids/#comment-14 lvs Mon, 18 May 2009 05:19:05 +0000 http://www.technologyprofessional.org/tpv2/?p=1650#comment-14 I like the real life examples you give here to emphasize your points. Indeed sometimes we put in band aids that may shock others, but then it runs our world. I like the real life examples you give here to emphasize your points. Indeed sometimes we put in band aids that may shock others, but then it runs our world.

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