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Give the government some credit sometimes, the new Apps.gov web site is an open shopping portal based on cloud computing and web 2.0 applications. The web site is clean, sharp, and looks like it will serve a useful purpose if government agencies can get past the old way of doing things [...]
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In good news for today, NY State IT Department has issued a series of guidelines for State Agencies to use Web 2.0, new media and social collaborative tools. The downside is that there is going to have to be training, the upside to the Empire 2.0 strategy is that it could end up [...]
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Tonight is one of the big gala events for Seattle Startups, the Seattle 2.0 awards. In a world where financing, VC, Angel Funding is hard to get, tonight is a watershed moment in Seattle as a startup community, tonight we celebrate those that have a great product, and are not only surviving, but [...]
The cool part about what I do and working at CityU of Seattle is that I get to help solve a lot of problems for students, and help get students ready for the work force. Technology changes with breath taking speed at times, which can be problematic with education. Curious office though gave me an [...]
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Jeremiah Owyang has an excellent piece on where the social contract between people and companies are going, one of the more interesting parts of this is that if you really read the post rather than skim it, you might find you are already working in the future state that he proposes.
Education is [...]
