Monthly Archives: January 2007

The other day, a shameless plug for one of his companies products came through on the “Joel on Software” feed (of course, I have no problem with this, his feed is a nice mix of things related to his company … Continue reading →

I spend a fair amount on telecom at home. If I look at last month, I have two Verizon phone lines (one with unlimited calling, and one with very bare bones service that I use mostly for calling 800 numbers). … Continue reading →

The outcome of any serious research can only be to make two questions grow where only one grew before. Thorstein Veblen, US economist & social philosopher (1857 – 1929) I’m a big believer that if you think you know everything, … Continue reading →

I found this article useful in spelling out three ways to look at IT adding value. Each one is geared towards a different goal. In the past, I’ve looked at companies and asked “how do the view IT and IT … Continue reading →

This is my fourth attempt at a blog. The first was very early, a couple months after Dave Winer and Userland released Radio. I used it for a while, but ultimately a “desktop weblog” tool wasn’t for me. Then I … Continue reading →

Name: Tim Joransen Location: Alexandria, VA