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Nigel Watson, an Architect Advisor at Microsoft, based in Melbourne Australia.
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shlock (1) - Nigels Retrospective
"Windows Nightmare" or "Operations and Management Failure"?
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over 7 years ago
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Interesting article on /. linking to a story about a big5 consulting firm in Japan replacing a bunch of Windows servers with OpenBSD. The article (including the usual feral baying in the /. comment threads) neglects to mention that any IT department worth...
shlock (1) - Nigels Retrospective
Our new WSYP customer feedback program...
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over 7 years ago
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My friend Pascal sent me this link detailing some new initiatives at Microsoft to close the customer feedback loop... I really like the innovative use of direct physical retribution to help drive the development of more reliable, bug-free software ;-...
shlock (1) - Nigels Retrospective
New WS Security Patterns up on GotDotNet
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over 7 years ago
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The practices guys have been quite deeply focused on the security aspects of building service oriented systems lately, and have released a CTP document detailing direct authentication patterns (I give my credentials to a service which directly authenticates...
shlock (1) - Nigels Retrospective
Haere ra, Informed Architect Program...
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over 7 years ago
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Some news came in while I was on holiday about the demise of the Informed Architect program, and I'm just getting around to action it now. The IA program, run and administered out of Redmond, provided selected architects in our global architecture community...
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Whirrrr.... Whiiiiirrr..... Keeeerrrplunk!
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over 7 years ago
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Hard to describe that sinking feeling you get when you hear those dulcet kerplunking noises emanating from your laptop's hard-drive... You know what's coming... more kerplunking, more whiiring, followed by the inevitable drive-death. No point going into...
shlock (1) - Nigels Retrospective
Tastes like Chicken, but...
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over 7 years ago
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By the way, Princess and I just came back from a holiday in Taiwan and Vietnam. We had a great time, and ate lots of truly excellent things, as my expanding waistline can attest. Taiwan in particular was a foody treat - I'm seriously considering writing...
shlock (1) - Nigels Retrospective
GrokGrokGrok!
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over 7 years ago
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While we are on the topic of podcasts, don’t miss the GrokTalk series. These talks, put together by Microsoft Regional Directors at TechEd 2005, provide a condensed talk on a variety of topics. If you are interested in having someone explain to you in...
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Like it's difficult to extract an opinion from an Architect...
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over 7 years ago
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Microsoft's Architecture Strategy Team have recently announced a new podcast - the ARCast. Take a panel of architects, throw a contentious or open-ended question at them, then sit back and listen to the resulting diatribes :) I've just listened to the...
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