A Holiday Celebration
One of the things that I have enjoyed most during my tenure with IP Commerce is the people with whom I have the opportunity to engage. Partners, prospects, industry analysts, bloggers, consultants, co-workers within the company, etc.
Today, in the US, is a day of food consumption, and parade watching, and sitting with friends and [...]
Google Chrome OS: what does it mean for commerce?
If you have followed the technology news as of late, you will have (undoubtedly) read many stories of the launch of Google’s Chrome OS. If you have not, then I would recommend beginning with the Google Chrome OS – FAQ.
If you are interested in the marketing surrounding the launch, then I’d recommend a glance [...]
Payments, Software & Technology – November 23, 2009
Schneier on Security – Security in a Reputation EconomyNovember 23, 2009 – an intriguing read.
Payments News – from Glenbrook Partners – Slides from PayPal Developer Presentations Now AvailableNovember 23, 2009 – If you weren’t at the PayPal event, some of the slides are available here.
Branden Williams's Security Convergence Blog ยป blog – E2E Encryption Reduces [...]
My Family (a bit of shameless pride)
Recently, my wife, daughter, and I had the opportunity to take photos with a friend/gifted photographer who has taken photos of our daughter since her first birthday.
Our friend, Joseph Jestes, captured my family in exactly the way I would desire. There is, in my opinion, no higher compliment to be paid to anyone then [...]
A return to blogging
Periodically, I am reminded of lessons that I have learned in my past…
In particular, and most recently, I was reminded that sometimes building “workarounds” for perceived issues in software can, in fact, be a fairly enjoyable experience. However, when doing such, it is important to ensure that the solution is implemented in such a [...]
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