December 16, 2000
by deCadmus
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At some point in my childhood I faced the decision of whether to believe in Santa Claus, even in the face of a growing body evidence to the contrary. I chose to believe. That belief may have been simple, as … Continue reading
December 13, 2000
by deCadmus
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A recent New York Times article quotes the CEOs of some top PC makers wondering whether there’s an audience for the high-speed processors that have recently hit the market. Michael Dell suggests that, “there haven’t been a lot of great … Continue reading
December 13, 2000
by deCadmus
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Happiness is… working from home on a snow day. …and a warm puppy.
December 11, 2000
by deCadmus
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Customer Care. It has a nice ring to it, doesn’t it? Suggests that perhaps you’ll get more than mere “support,” or “service,” and might in fact find a person on the other side of the link who’s genuinely interested in … Continue reading
December 10, 2000
by deCadmus
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It’s a definite maybe for snow in Kansas City tonight. Jessie, the abominable snow-pup, is giddy with anticipation. Me, too.
December 10, 2000
by deCadmus
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I love the holiday season. I love the glittering lights, the music, the smells, the hustle and bustle of the crowds…. Especially the crowds. There’s just something about a giant commingling of folks with visions of sugar-plums dancing in their … Continue reading
December 4, 2000
by deCadmus
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Lessons from the Fall (of the I-Builders) The Industry Standard has collected a series of articles that examines the current plight of the I-Builders — IXL, March1st, Razorfish, Organic, et al. — once the wunderkinds of the industry, now known … Continue reading
December 1, 2000
by deCadmus
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So… Jakob Nielsen has released a new report in which he says, essentially, WAP sucks. No surprise. He’s staking out a strong negative position (again) so that he when a significant number of companies fail at WAP (as they did … Continue reading