The McKinsey Quarterly: The next generation of in-house software development

I love these guys. The are nice enough to publish some of their material for free. If you are interested on the business side of the IT industry (and you should unless management in IT is not your cup of tea), this is worthwhile to subscribe to.

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The McKinsey Quarterly: The next generation of in-house software development

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The Entrepreneur's Home Business Blog

Yeah, I just got the same snail mail letter from Clint Sanderson. The stuff seemed a bit suspicious from the begining since they never really tell you how you'll be making all that money.

I guess that since people are so getting used to receiving "not-so-honest" e-mails (SPAM), it seems to be a bit more trustworthy if you receive it in the mail.

First post!

This is my first blog post. I have been thinking about starting my own blog for a while. I want to mostly blog about things that I run into in my job as the Senior IT Director of a small Internet Application Service Provider (ASP). I'll have to see how easy it is to do it with blogger.com.

Already, I wish that there was a way to categorize the posts. That way I would be able to mark my posts based on their topic.

As a starter, I'd like to talk about my favorite tool for dealing with DNS related issues. I just love DNS Stuff. They have everything you'll ever need on their first page. It has come in handy more than once.