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One of the most important changes of the last 30 years is that digital technology has transformed almost everyone into an information worker. A lot of people assume that creating software is purely a solitary activity. This isn't true at all. In almost every job now, people use software and work with information to enable their organisation to operate more effectively. That's true for everyone fro
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Computing Thoughts The Mythical 5% by Bruce Eckel December 28, 2007 Summary In November, I gave the commencement address for Neumont University, a school in Salt Lake City dedicated to teaching computer science where my coauthor lectures. This is that speech. So here you are, about to be unleashed upon the world. This is a lot like taking someone and teaching them all the parts of English speech a
Top 10 Startups Worth Watching in 2008
Credit crunch? Recession risk? You'd never know it, judging by the frenzy of startup activity. In fact, it's a pretty good time to start a company. Generous payouts from Web 1.0 IPOs and more-recent acquisitions have given rise to a new generation of angel investors and venture capitalists. Plus, getting acquired by Google is an attractive and plausible exit strategy for many entrepreneurs. Those
Google Gets Ready to Rumble With Microsoft (Published 2007)
Mountain View, Calif. A CEREBRAL computer-scientist-turned-executive, Eric E. Schmidt has spent much of his career competing uphill against Microsoft, quietly watching it outflank, outmaneuver or simply outgun most of its rivals. At Sun Microsystems, where he was chief technology officer, Mr. Schmidt looked on as Scott G. McNealy, the company’s chairman, railed against Microsoft and its leaders, S
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