Dan Sholler

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Archives for September, 2008


Rumors and rationale

by Dan Sholler  |  September 26, 2008  |  1 Comment

In the course of an interesting conversation on a different topic, I heard a rumor that could have a significant effect on the perception of open source. The person I was speaking with mentioned that certain agencies in the US Department of Defense and Intelligence communities were thinking of biasing their procurement policies toward open [...]

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As usual, Nick is right on

by Dan Sholler  |  September 22, 2008  |  Comments Off

Linked Data: Turning Stovepiped Data Into a Web of Data

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The constant struggle to agree

by Dan Sholler  |  September 19, 2008  |  Comments Off

I have had several conversations this week with organizations that are struggling with SOA. In all cases the challenges were the result of a difference between the scope of agreement they were able to achieve, and the one that they had organized around. Most organizations, when starting SOA, figure that they services they build will [...]

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My Picture

by Dan Sholler  |  September 12, 2008  |  Comments Off

Oh, and it is always embarrassing to meet someone you have been speaking with online and not recognize them in person. So just in case you and I will be in the same place, here is what I look like. See you at Symposium?

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Gartner Blog Network is Active

by Dan Sholler  |  September 12, 2008  |  1 Comment

This is my first post to the Gartner blog network. There are still quite a few technical things to work out (like figuring out how to delete that “hello world” post right there   ) ,but we are mostly good to go. Looking forward to it

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