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CODA2go almost ready to go

Yesterday I got a sneak preview of CODA2go, CODA’s on-demand solution that builds onto Salesforce.com’s force.com platform. It’s impressive. I’ve written a good amount of detail here but my take for this blog is somewhat different.
A bit of history – I’ve known CODA for more years than both of us care to remember. They pioneered [...]

My del.icio.us bookmarks for April 29th through April 30th

These are my del.icio.us bookmarks for April 29th through April 30th:

Techdirt: The Smear Campaign Against Larry Lessig And Free Culture – If you care at all about the thinking behind open source then this smear campign is a disgrace. You have to ask who funds these nut jobs.
Oh. My. God. Marvel Moves To Shut Down [...]

Steve Pipe’s take on the best and worst

When I saw Steve Pipe’s analysis of practice performance my initial reaction was ‘thank goodness, someone gets it.’ Now I’m not quite so sure. Here’s what he said about the worst and best performing practices and action for the future:
On the supply side, many firms don’t make full use of leading edge systems and technology [...]

C’mon Deloitte, time to pay up

A Counting School has the full details of three out of the Big Four finally poneying up for overtime they’ve illegally witheld from non-CA staff in Canada – those outside of skinflint Quebec that is. The only firm conspicuous by its absence is Deloitte? Why? You can’t tell me that they’ve been paying up all [...]