I really like this motto. But is less more? when i play tennis it is, when i use google search it is, when I look at beautiful architecture and design i must agree. But when it comes to personal service this motto is no longer appropriate. When I shop on the Internet, i am [...]
Continue Reading →I am in a meeting so I will not be able to read your mail the next 2 hours. This is an example of time consuming information overload, probably with the best intentions. But I am not interested in spending time on reading that you’re not available. Instead write me when you are, and if [...]
Continue Reading →I am not a geek, so allow me to ask a question. Is tags the beginning of the Semantic web? Its simple, even my mother (born 1940) understands it, its free and easy to adapt. It seems like all the preconditions are met, so lets kick the ball inside the goal, and get on top [...]
Continue Reading →The world is getting smaller, we tend to say. What about the Internet? From being one big mass of users around the world, social networking tools now helps us get in touch with exactly the people that match our interest. The potential is overwhelming. Differences such as nationality, race, religion etc. no longer keeps us [...]
Continue Reading →It was a cold Friday in January, I was invited to a conference at Christianborg (the danish goverment). The topic was Open Standards. Among the attendees was members of goverment parties, municipality representatives, Harvard, Oracle, IBM, SUN and Novell. The only one missing was Microsoft, witch was a loss from my point of view as [...]
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