Richard Chennault
The subject of corporate blogging keeps coming up like bad sushi. Despite best efforts to curtail the irrational enthusiasm about blogs people keep wanting to blog. Now I’m not being hypocritical just because I have a blog. Indeed the point is I have a PERSONAL blog. A personal blog is WAY different than hosting some drivel … Read More “Corporate blogging : A lunatics guide to insanity!” »
One of the things I admire the most about Lance is that he is comfortable about who he is. Sure he is not Mr. Universe but I don’t think that affects his self-image. Not only is he self-assured but he is also assertive and friendly. I think I’ve said all this before but this picture … Read More “Bizarro Lantzilla” »
I’ve been meaning to start a food journal for a while. Mostly because I’ve eaten some really rotten food out there and bad places deserve attention. However recently I’ve been influenced to think more positive by a colleague at work. So in an effort to make someone else meet their goals and objectives for 2006 … Read More “Rack of Lamb” »
My Dearest Sally, The sun is scorching today. More so than usual and the guys are hot and irritated. We are waiting. We do a lot of waiting and watching. To pass the time Joseph has caught several scorpions and has made a made a make-shift battle ring of small rocks. The others gather … Read More “Letters in the Sand” »
I admit it. I am a Sony bigot. I like the brand; crave their products and want more of their stuff. My list of Sony products range from tape players to Tivo’s and everything in between. I even have a Sony PSP. But recently Sony release a new marketing blitz on the Sony PSP and … Read More “Sony: What the hell?” »
Recently I was approached to contribute an article to the getting geeky column with suggested topics of Enterprise Content Management (ECM) or Knowledge Management. While I must confess I was not flattered at being called a geek I did relish the thought of being able to expound on some of my research about ECM. But … Read More “Content Management: Redux” »