Monday, July 29, 2002

Web credibility. The Stanford Persuasive Technology Lab has published a set of guidelines for ensuring web credibility. This is a good list, [Column Two] 9:17:13 AM    trackback []     Articulate []

Peeking Over the Shoulder Blogging. James Robertson has been giving us a view over his shoulder as he reviews the intranet of one of his clients. In his latest entry he outlines the main issues they will need to resolve in improving the intranet. Thanks for sharing your ideas and experience, James! [High Context] 7:56:54 AM    trackback []     Articulate []

Marketing 101 : 8 Ways O'Reilly Could Make More Money from Safari. Marketing 101 : 8 Ways O'Reilly Could Make More Money from Safari Since I'm just easing my way back into these Marketing 101 pieces, here's an easy one -- how (well at least I think) O'Reilly could make more money from Safari. Here's a little bit of background for those who don't know about O'Reilly and Safari. ==> Read Story <== [The FuzzyBlog!] 7:56:27 AM    trackback []     Articulate []

Start of a Thought? I need to flesh this out more, but . . . Are there some basic incompatibilities between testing and managing? As a tester, you go right for the weakest areas, trying to determine defects and faults. As a manager, you find out what each person is capable of, and build on strengths. You most certainly do not keep poking at the weak spots of your staff. How much of a problem is this dichotomy? [A QA Guy's Radio Weblog] 7:55:55 AM    trackback []     Articulate []