Monthly Archive for October, 2009

Here is this week’s summary of links to my posts appearing on other blogs:

Intel Software Network*

• Cloud Computing, Virtualization and Open Source on Intel
• Interview: H. Peter Anvin, Linux and Microprocessor Architecture Geek
• Robert Kasten on OpenSolaris Collaboration

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*Disclaimers:

• Intel Software Network: I provide consulting services to Intel, and these blog posts are one part of my consulting engagement.

Here is this week’s summary of links to my posts appearing on other blogs:

Twiki Enterprise Agility Platform Blog*

• Companies as Communities: Productivity Through Collaboration

Intel Software Network*

• Hadoop and Cloudera: Open Source for the Cloud
• Interview: Wilfred Yu, Open Source Virtualization Engineering Manager
• David Stewart talking about Moblin
• Red Hat and Microsoft Partner on Virtualization

If you want a feed of all of my blog posts across multiple sites, you can also subscribe to my über feed.

*Disclaimers:

• Twiki: I provide consulting services to Twiki, and this blog post is part of my consulting engagement.
  
• Intel Software Network: I provide consulting services to Intel, and these blog posts are one part of my consulting engagement.

Here is this week’s summary of links to my posts appearing on other blogs:

GigaOM’s WebWorkerDaily*

• My Favorite iPhone Apps

Olliance Blog*

• Interview: Jeff Campbell from SugarCRM
• Interview: Peter Galli from Microsoft

Intel Software Network*

• How to Shine in a Crowded Field: LinuxCon Keynote by Dirk Hohndel
• Glynn Foster from Sun Discussing OpenSolaris

If you want a feed of all of my blog posts across multiple sites, you can also subscribe to my über feed.

*Disclaimers:

• GigaOM’s WebWorkerDaily: I am a paid blogger for the GigaOM network.
• Olliance Blog: I am the Senior Executive & Online Community Practice Manager at Olliance
• Intel Software Network: I provide consulting services to Intel, and these blog posts are one part of my consulting engagement