Category: Business
Technology for the OSS DSS Study Guide
06/15/10 | by Joseph A. di Paolantonio ![[mail]](img/envelope.gif)
| Categories: Business, Computers and Internet, Open Source, software, Business Intelligence, OSS DSS Study Guide
| Categories: Business, Computers and Internet, Open Source, software, Business Intelligence, OSS DSS Study Guide 'Tis been longer than intended, but we finally have the technology, time and resources to continue with our Open Source Solutions Decision Support System Study Guide (OSS DSS SG). This post gives a descriptions of the capabilities we want and the OSS projects we'll use. more »
OSS DSS Formalization
04/28/10 | by Joseph A. di Paolantonio | Categories: Business, Computers and Internet, Open Source, software, technology, Business Intelligence, OSS DSS Study Guide
| Categories: Business, Computers and Internet, Open Source, software, technology, Business Intelligence, OSS DSS Study Guide The next step in our open source solutions (OSS) for decision support systems (DSS) study guide (SG), according to the syllabus, is to make our first decision: a formal definition of "Decision Support System" and listing the technologies that will contri… more »
Why Open Source for a Friend
This post is in response to "Volunteer for the Greater Good" written by S. Kleiman. I remember that village in Pennsylvania, and the attitudes of my friend at that time. I'm not surprised that you're attracted to open source; I am surprised that you're having trouble with embracing its ideals. more »
Making Sense of Open Source
The highlight of JavaOne for me has become supper with Gianugo Rabellino, the founder and CEO of SourceSense. For now, each year…
"'The time has come,' the Walrus said, 'To talk of many things: Of shoes?and ships?and sealing-wax? Of cabbages?and kings?… more »
Startup Camp Difference
Startup Camp is a mix of traditional conference panels and an open space "unconference".
The juxtaposition of the two is a bit jarring in some ways. 'Tis somewhat like going from a warm fuzzy blanket [panels] to an exhilarating plunge into the chilly… more »
Startup Camp 2008 Sunday Morning
Today, I'm at Startup Camp, in conjunction with CommunityOne, which starts tomorrow, in conjunction with JavaOne. The schedule is online, but this is a camp, an unconference, and the rules are different.
The introduction is over, and the keynote with… more »
OSBC2008 Presentations Downloads
InfoWorld has made downloads available for selected presentations from this year's Open Source Business Conference. The links will take you to PDF files. But, Matt, where are your video mashups? more »
MuleCon2008 Closing Campground
04/02/08 | by Joseph A. di Paolantonio | Categories: Business, Computers and Internet, Open Source, ETL/EAI/ESB
| Categories: Business, Computers and Internet, Open Source, ETL/EAI/ESB The community has been brought together for the final campground session. Rather than sing kumbaya, we've been teased with t-shirts, toys and books from O'Reilly and being treated to a demo of a hot deployment by Travis Carlson. 'Tis all drag-and-drop… more »
MuleCon2008 Users Day 2
04/02/08 | by Joseph A. di Paolantonio | Categories: Business, Computers and Internet, Open Source, ETL/EAI/ESB
| Categories: Business, Computers and Internet, Open Source, ETL/EAI/ESB This first user track session is a panel, once again moderated by Michael Coté of Redmonk with John Davies, Technical Director and Head of Research at Iona, Eugene Ciurana of Leapfrog, John Rowell, CTO of OpSource, and John Gardner, Principal Consultant… more »
Mule or 5th Grader Who's Smarter
The final session of MuleCon2008's second morning is a panel based upon "Are you Smarter that a Fifth Grader", moderated my Michael Coté of Redmonk. The panel consisted of Dave Rosenberg, Larry Augustin, Jason Maynard and Matt Asay.
The first questio… more »
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