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Tuesday, April 26, 2005
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The IT generalist makes a comeback. The “mile wide and inch deep” description of the generalist is adequate to sketch the outline of the role but only as it relates to knowledge. Generalists earn their keep by shortening lengthy processes and working as impartial and trusted problem solvers. [InfoWorld]
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I got Bugzilla installed locally over the weekend. It was pretty straightforward, especially with this great step-by-step doc, although I had problems getting Apache to compile the Bugzilla Home Page(index.cgi) page. As it turned out, when I gave my Apache account rights to the Bugzilla directory, I had neglected to tell Windows to propogate those rights to all sub-directories. That kept Perl from finding the bugzilla/Constants.pm file.
My goal was to compare Bugzilla to Scarab. Unfortunately, I didn't thoroughly RTFM before I upgraded my local MySQL installation. Apparently Scarab is picky about only running on MySQL 4.0.x. Now I've either got to revert to the old version if I want to take a look at Scarab but I may skip it.
12:58:41 PM
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IBM's Workspace Collaboration Services Coming Soon. IBM announces release v2.5 of the Workplace Collaboration Services (WCS) offering. WCS is an integrated collaboration environment leveraging both Lotus and WebSphere technologies, each previously available as separate products. Workplace Collaboration Services includes email, calendaring, instant messaging, electronic learning, Web... [CMSwire]
12:45:34 PM
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33 lines about 33 search vendors. In a short article in AIIM's E-Doc Magazine we organize the major search players into 8 categories and try to say something meaningful about each. Pay closer attention to the accompanying article -- also excerpted from the CMS Watch Enterprise Search Report -- "How Enterprise Search Works," by Steve Arnold. Steve describes in some depth the various subsystems that comprise an "ordinary" enterprise search package. Read on and you'll discover that search technology is anything but ordinary... ... [CMSWatch Trends and Features]
12:44:14 PM
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The article outlines why JSR-170 is important from the perspectives of IT professionals, consultants, and vendors...
JSR-170: What's in it for me?. David Nuescheler and Janus Boye have written an article exploring JSR-170, the draft standard designed to provide a consistent Java interface to CMS products. To quote: As you can imagine, JSR-170 is likely to cause a healthy shake-up in the... [Column Two]
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