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Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 http://bit.ly/17AEU4 What are the comatibility implications for apps running in previous versions?about 20 hours ago from bit.ly
This is a useful browser benchmark comparison that goes beyond Acid 3 http://bit.ly/ynXp0 How important is browser performance for your site7:54 AM Jul 15th from bit.ly
These are certainly good examples of some well designed iPhone apps from a UI perspective http://bit.ly/rjzTY7:17 AM Jul 15th from bit.ly
Some useful information in this Social Networking Security Assessment document, well worth a read http://bit.ly/bhVKY7:16 AM Jul 15th from bit.ly
Useful meeting with Microsoft late yesterday regarding Windows 7 migration planning and related issues, this should be helpful for planning5:39 AM Jul 15th from web
Interesting article on some very useful iPhone apps http://bit.ly/1X3VM2:06 PM Jul 14th from bit.ly
@lewisshepherd The compatibility reassurance is crucial since for many of us we will be looking at hybrid Win7 and XP environments8:03 AM Jul 14th from web in reply to lewisshepherd
Empowerment seems more important in many cases than rigid adherence to tech standards. What is the balance between innovation and control?7:02 AM Jul 14th from web
Still struggling with the balance between service provider mission and technical architecture enforcement within government. Suggestions?7:00 AM Jul 14th from web
@ddmcd Social networking adds demonstrable new value. Value seems less clear with Win 7 when compatibility with legacy $$$ is factored in6:59 AM Jul 14th from web in reply to ddmcd
@lewisshepherd Win 7 is competing with XP, and the course of least resistance is XP. Compatibility and added values for Win7 are key issues.6:56 AM Jul 14th from web in reply to lewisshepherd
Do we have any kind of best practice models for Technical Architecture compliance reporting?10:26 AM Jul 13th from web
From a customer perspective, what are the best ways to balance customer requirements with Technical Architecture enforcement and reporting?10:25 AM Jul 13th from web
Seems like MS has made some good moves with Web Apps with Office 2010 http://bit.ly/XtsG110:23 AM Jul 13th from bit.ly
I strongly agree with Matt on this piece. http://bit.ly/14OSEP What is the future roll of BI in this context?9:01 AM Jul 13th from bit.ly
Useful piece on the new iPhone 3.0 operating systems features http://bit.ly/13AXdU5:43 AM Jul 13th from bit.ly
This sounds awfully familiar to the initial reaction to Vista http://bit.ly/38LlC Is the MS OS dominance coming to an end?5:41 AM Jul 13th from bit.ly
@kmerritt We do have interest in speaking with you, this is a busy week, but late Thursday afternoon may be a possibility6:43 AM Jul 7th from web in reply to kmerritt
Preparing for the Architecture Review Board on July 9th. A number of fairly challenging topics on this weeks agenda2:12 PM Jul 6th from web
@JDTwitt Try Suffit 11, works well on Macs3:32 PM Jul 2nd from web in reply to JDTwitt

Name Bob Woolley
Location Utah
Web http://www.utahta...
Bio Chief Technical Architect, Utah Technology Services, Interested in E-Government, Open Source, WOA, Web 2.0, IT Innovation, Cloud Computing and Family History