June 2006 - Posts

21 June 2006
Creative Commons Plug-in for Office
Today Microsoft and the Creative Commons jointly announced the availability of a plug-in for Office that allows Word docs, Excel spreadsheets, and Powerpoint slide decks to dynamically insert a CC license. I've watched the Creative Commons for years and Read More...
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20 June 2006
Interoperability - Customer vs. Vendor Input
In James Governor's Monk Chips posting recently he made some kind comments about me that I am flattered by. First, I'd like to point out that there are many, many people looking at interop at Microsoft and I'm lucky to be working as part of the group. Read More...
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19 June 2006
Bloggers Update
I recently posted a link to Stephen McGibbon's blog and was hit with a number of complaints that his blog was stale. The good news is that he has be re-bitten by the blog bug and he is a smart guy with lots to say. Another good man who is new to the blogosphere Read More...
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14 June 2006
Interoperability - Listening to Customers
Interoperability is something I have blogged about in the past . It is an issue which customers are now ranking at the same level as security and reliability in their consideration of the technologies they use in heterogeneous computing environments. Read More...
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