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Comment on mCommerce Primer by Sally Bretton

Sally Bretton — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 11:33:05 +0000

This has been a real good read! So much information about mCommerce….I feel its gonna come very handy!

Comment on Reclaim Your Inbox by Mose Stansifer

Mose Stansifer — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 11:05:28 +0000

Thumbs up, this helps a lot for my thesis.

Comment on Design consideration for SQL replication over internet with SQL Express subscriber by Guru

Guru — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 14:10:34 +0000

Good article..
We are currently doing a data replication project still in design phase. Read and reveiw below for understanding requirements, parameters identified for choosing one replication method over others

http://www.consultguru.me/post/2012/01/28/SQL-Server-Replication-Project-1.aspx

Comment on JSMS Configuration on Various Platforms by farida.khan

farida.khan — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 12:18:39 +0000

A slight correction in this blog is that I could not get any straight forward step by step solution even on Internet

Comment on Reclaim Your Inbox by Arnoldo Maia

Arnoldo Maia — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 07:29:50 +0000

Thanks for this nice article. It helps me with my work.

Comment on New Year’s Resolutions or Continuous Improvement? by Goutham

Goutham — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 10:27:38 +0000

Thats really a wonderful idea.. Keeping small goals instead big makes us that we achieved something and it motivates us to do more. The goal loosing 3 pounds in 30 days is more effective than the goal loosing 30 pounds in a year. 3 pounds in 30 days looks small but looking deep into it 12*3=36 thats what comes to 1 year. The goal 3 pounds in 30 days looks small but compared to bigger goal but we get more output. Agile process motivates to do more.
Thanks Peter

Goutham Gali
Rofous software pvt ltd., Hyderabad, India (now a part of Global Logic)

Comment on New Year’s Resolutions or Continuous Improvement? by Goutham

Goutham — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 10:20:53 +0000

Thats really a nice idea.. The idea of loosing 3 pounds in 30 days doesnt look like a bigger idea.. but the result is 12*3= 36.. Its 6 pounds more compared to the 1 year 30 pounds goal.. small but more effective than a long term goal..

Thanks Peter

Regards
Goutham Gali
Rofous software pvt ltd., Hyderabad (Now Part of Global Logic)

Comment on New Year’s Resolutions or Continuous Improvement? by Jim Walsh

Jim Walsh — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 00:25:39 +0000

A collaboration, huh? …so which of you is losing the weight? ;o)

Comment on New Year’s Resolutions or Continuous Improvement? by Nikita

Nikita — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 10:34:52 +0000

Want to share my feedback about this article.

Actually, it is something like similar to me – making small things continuity. And even more – don’t stop the making something, even it is more difficult to achieve than expected.

Certainly I am talking about my hobby – making photos. This hobby is a similar to many other people now, but I started it more than 14 years ago. Sometimes I filled that something in my approach to should be changed, but continued to make the same things. Then I realized that my current activity is not getting so positive feedback, as I expect. And, in the latest vacation, I tried to make panorama photography. One case – is to make picture, and another – bring pictures to life, process it, and produce the result. I continued to work with pictures, didn’t stop at the first stage, got a result. And then I got a positive feedback from my friends and other people. That is a pleasure for me.
And the similar things are appears in work. Executing smaller tasks, but which can be executed in defined timeframe is better than taking big tasks with no-limit time. Taking new knowledge, with exactly understanding what I know and what I don’t know for the current moment is better than say “I know everything”, when it is not true. Such approach is giving ability to getting new knowledge starting from the certain point. And continue doing what was planned is most important, than just doing something.

And also I asked quite frequently myself “What is an exact goal?” and “Is the goal still the same, as it was at the beginning?” And I often those two questions allows to preserve efforts and not to do excess actions. So that efforts can be used for other, useful activity.

Thank you for the post and I also want to wish you Happy New Year!

Kind regards,
Kravchenko Nikita
GlobalLogic Ukraine

Comment on New Year’s Resolutions or Continuous Improvement? by Bhawna

Bhawna — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 05:46:55 +0000

Superb!!!!! what an innovative idea to AGILIZE New Year Resolution……

I am confident it would work & not let the New Year resolution for 2012 go for a toss………..

Never clicked to apply Kaizen to my weight loss program….always tried attacking Big Bang & failed……….