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Saturday, July 13, 2002
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Word 11, XML, and the universal canvas. I'm in LA at Fusion, a gathering of Microsoft partners and resellers. In this morning's keynote, Jeff Raikes recapitulated his PC Expo talk on Office productivity futures and the Tablet PC. The new part of the talk, which brought me to the edge of my seat, was a preview of a genuinely XML-capable version of Word. By that I mean, and Microsoft seems to mean, not just the ability to export to XML, or to consume SOAP services -- capabilities that are in parts of Office XP today (Excel, Access). More profoundly, it's about a writing environment that natively produces XML which is valid with respect to an arbitrary XML Schema. ... [Jon's Radio]
10:24:24 PM
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book review: Love is the Killer App
Love is the Killer App high cost, low value.
The process of feeding knowledge into your network, and sprinkling with compassion is a pretty nice way of going about business. In the end, though, I got more value out of his reading list than his sermon.
Discuss
12:35:18 AM
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a poem about Price
Never compete on price, it just turns your product into commodity. Innovate, Innovate, Innovate. Who are the continuously innovative companies over the last 30 years?
Pace your innovations to the speed of the market. Innovate too fast and you burn out on too much friction with the market. Innovate too slow and lose your orbit around your market.
To calculate the value of a book
graphics(cons) == graphics(pros)
words to page ratio = number of words / number of pages - graphics(cons) + graphics(pros)
cost per page ratio = price of book / number of pages
books ~ high cost per page = expensive knowledge books ~ low cost per page = cheap knowledge books ~ high value = sum of words > price of book books ~ low value = sum of words < price of book
12:30:18 AM
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