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Kickering Myself


When I first started at Adaptive Path, one of the many striking things about how different Adaptive Path is from most other companies was explained to me by then-CEO Janice Fraser. “When we set up Adaptive Path,” she said, “We wanted the company and...
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SaaS in the Desert


I've just returned from Software 2008, held at the Mandalay Bay hotel in Las Vegas. This year, Software 2008 moved away from the bay area and was co-located with Interop, a giant networking hardware convention monstrosity. One of the reporters at...
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Crowdsourcing the Terror Response to Mumbai


The disheartening events in Mumbai have saddened me. Most people, whether they align with India on substantiative issues, would agree that terror is not an acceptable route to meeting one's objectives. While this mayhem went on and I tried to keep...
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Product Management by Committee?


I came across an interesting blog post entitled “Product management by committee. How sustainable is it?“. The topic is a very good one as many early stage technology companies are founded and launched without a dedicated Product Management...
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The Best Website Monitoring Services


Website Monitoring Services continuously monitor your websites for downtime and send email alerts as soon as your web server goes down or becomes slow and inaccessible. I recently did a small experiment to evaluate the reliability and response time...
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Obama project management


Reporters and people alike have come to admire these distinct qualities in Obama: his generally calm and friendly demeanor, his message of respectful disagreement and yet cooperation, ... trying to find common goals and rivals coming together to...
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