Ray Ozzie, founder, chairman, and CEO of Groove Networks, has been a creator and harnesser of disruptive technology since the dawn of the client/server age. In a conversation with InfoWorld Test Center Director Steve Gillmor and Lead Analyst Jon Udell, Ozzie discusses the unique nature of disruptive technologies, the role of collaboration tools in the workplace, and the emerging law of unintended consequences. [Full story at InfoWorld.com] ... [Jon's Radio]
If you're creating a Web service that you hope will have a disruptive impact, the lessons are clear. Support HTTP GET-style URLs. Design them carefully, matching de facto standards where they exist. Keep the URLs short, so people can easily understand, modify, and trade them. Establish a blog reputation. Use the blog network to promote the service and enable users of the service to self-organize. It all adds up to a recipe for recombinant growth. [Full story at InfoWorld.com] ... [Jon's Radio]
Rounding up the news from the business side of the recent XML 2002 conference, Alan Kotok reports an increase in government clients for XML businesses. [XML.com]
(SOURCE:"jonu")-Cool if you have to use Outlook 2002 aka Outlook XP <quote> Outlook News Aggregator Version 0.2 January 6, 2003 by Greg Reinacker, Reinacker & Associates, Inc. http://www.rassoc.com/olnews/ DESCRIPTION ----------- Allows you to read RSS feeds from within Outlook 2002 (aka Outlook XP). </quote> [Roland Tanglao: KLogs]
Though your XML data travels in plain text files it doesn't have to be insecure. XML expert Michael Classen reviews XML security issues and describes the use of XML Encryption and XML Signature. 0109 [WebReference News]
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