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Rethinking the MBA
Featured Guest: Henry Mintzberg, Cleghorn Professor of Management Studies, Desautels Faculty of Management, McGill University.
Harvard Business Review IdeaCast
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January 28, 2009
“ In that article, Linus said he got burned by his distro updating him to 4.0. I have to admit that it’s really hard to stay positive about the efforts of downstreams when they wander around feeling they should be above reproach while simultaneously hurting our (theirs and ours) users in a rush to be more bad ass bleeding edge than any other cool dude distro in town. I hope this time instead of handing out spankings, the distros can sit back and think about things and try and figure out how they played an unfortunate part in the 4.0 fiasco.
January 22, 2009
“ The President has a BlackBerry through a compromise that allows him to stay in touch with senior staff and a small group of personal friends in a way that use will be limited and the security is enhanced to ensure his ability to communicate, but to do so effectively and to do so in a way that’s protected.
Robert Gibbs, President Obama’s Press Secretary
10 months ago
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“ Pardus projesi, geliştirmekte olduğu masaüstü Linux dağıtımını temel alarak bireysel ve kurumsal kullanıcılar için rekabetçi ve yenilikçi ürün ve çözümleri doğrudan ya da Türkiye özgür yazılım ekosistemi eliyle üretmek ve bu ürün ve çözümlerle Türkiye bilişim pazarında kayda değer bir pazar payı edinmek üzere yapılanır.
Pardus Ana Sözleşmesi v. 2.0 taslağından Vizyon cümlesi
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January 17, 2009
“ Companies are not citizens. They are bundles of contracts. The purpose of companies is to play the economic game as aggressively as possible. The challenge for us as citizens is to stop them from setting the rules. Keeping supercapitalism from spilling over into democracy is the only constructive agenda for change. All else, as I shall make clear, is frolic and detour.
January 16, 2009
Superstar Syndrome for Apple and Ubuntu
A very interesting what if analysis… Me thinks the main difference between Jobs and Shuttleworth (in the Apple and Ubuntu context, for sure) the 10 mega bucks Mark has brought to Ubuntu. I agree, they are both very visionary, wise and clever, nevertheless I think without Shuttlworth Ubuntu will be affected financially as much as from a leadership perspective, if not more. Sure, there is the Foundation and such, but…
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