What is the most widely used SOA enabled application? If you work with enterprise software, like I do, names of large German software vendor or the one here locally from Redwood City or up in the North of bay area may start popping in your head. But I would say think a little bit more. [...]

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But one of the ideas behind the 401(k) was, “you can do it!” You own it; you run it. And you’ve got millions of people out there saying, “I can beat the averages.” What do you say to that?
I say, don’t kid yourself, pal. Look, it’s so simple. We’re not like the kids out in [...]

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SGI Indigo was the first computer I fell in love with. Playing Flight Simulator on it was plain ecstatic. Looking at the Einstein juggling balls in Indy was fun. When I surfed for the first time on internet, the first site I went to was sgi.com. And today SGI filed for bankruptcy. Commoditization huh.. Would [...]

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I have been trying to maintain a personal wiki for taking notes for a long time. I have tried almost everything available under the sun. There were few basic but absolutely necessary requirements that I wanted from this wiki

I am the only one i.e. only I would be able to read it and no one [...]

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So far I didn’t have a formal resolution for this year. But here I make a formal resolution to writing more about SAP’s technologies, focusing more the Netweaver and ESA side. This wake up call is sponsered by this post from Vinnie  Mirchandani  and my first  post  using Performancing blog writer plugin.

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The great distractor that is internet is the subject of this post from Dey Da. He also equates it with the intellectual equivalent of Kubla Khan’s “miracle of rare device, a sunny pleasure dome with caves of ice.”

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