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5 Things We Need from ACL in 2018

Posted on January 16, 2018 by skyyleracl

Here’s the 5 things I’m hoping will change in 2018 regarding ACL. They are all related to each other and feed off each other… Interesting. One) The ACL Analytics user interface (UI) finds a good plastic surgeon. While I have crit… Continue reading 5 Things We Need from ACL in 2018→

Microsoft Inspire: News Summary for Day 3

Posted on July 13, 2017 by Windows IT Pro

On day three of Microsoft Inspire we heard about Microsoft’s efforts at being a good citizen in relationship to its products and services plus we learned more about the sales organization changes that are coming.

Microsoft Inspire: News Summary for Day 2 Keynote

Posted on July 11, 2017 by Windows IT Pro

The Day 2 keynote at Microsoft Inspire focused on the companies industry efforts and real world solutions built on Microsoft technologies by partners to address customer needs in their digital transformation.

Microsoft Inspire: News Summary for Day 1 Keynote

Posted on July 10, 2017 by Windows IT Pro

Microsoft opened their annual partner conference, now known as Inspire, and shared several news items and other information about the digital transformation opportunities during the opening keynote with Satya Nadella and others.

Microsoft Ignite: Keynote Viewing Options and Bringing the Value Back to Work

Posted on September 22, 2016 by Windows IT Pro

Two key elements of Microsoft Ignite will be the keynotes where all the big product announcements happen and then bringing back what you learn to your own company and co-workers. Patch and Switch bring you some key information about those items in th… Continue reading Microsoft Ignite: Keynote Viewing Options and Bringing the Value Back to Work→

Cory Doctorow Rails Against Technological Nihilism; Wants You to Have Hope

Posted on July 25, 2016 by Mike Szczys

I was skeptical about a two hour block allotted for Cory Doctrow’s keynote address at HOPE XI. I’ve been to Operas that are shorter than that and it’s hard to imagine he could keep a huge audience engaged for that long. I was incredibly wrong — this was a barnburner of a talk. Here is where some would make a joke about breaking out the rainbows and puppies. But this isn’t a joke. I think Cory’s talk helped me understand why I’ve been feeling down about our not-so-bright digital future and unearthed a foundation upon which hope can grow.