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Gliffy: bootstrapped in San Francisco

Gliffy: bootstrapped in San Francisco

By Phil Wainewright on November 28, 2012

It’s rumored that a Web entrepreneur only has to walk down the street in downtown San Francisco to attract VC funding these days. That’s probably an exaggeration, but even so, you can’t help but admire the grit of Gliffy’s co-founders, Chris Kohlhardt and Clint Dickson (pictured in their new office, below). They’ve chosen to bootstrap […]

Posted in Business | Tagged Atlassian, Atlassian Confluence, bootstrapping, Confluence, Gliffy, startups, Wiki

Shhhh… PKI Wiki Is Up

Shhhh… PKI Wiki Is Up

By Sandy Kemsley on February 16, 2011

I’ve been a bit quiet on the Process Knowledge Initiative front lately due to other commitments, and lack of much public-facing progress in spite of the progress that we’d been making internally. That’s about to change, because we have a public wiki up and running for the draft Body of Knowledge, and will officially be […]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged Atlassian, Body of Knowledge, BPM, Business process management, Confluence, Google Reader, Groupware, Jira, modeling, PKBoK, Wiki

Innovative recruitment practice

Innovative recruitment practice

By Thomas Otter on February 15, 2011

(Cross posted on my Gartner blog). Atlassian is an Australian software vendor, active in the social software and developer tools space. I’ll leave the product evaluations to folks like Nikos Drakos, Tom Austin and Jeff Mann but I would like to call them out for something else. I have been watching the company from afar […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged Atlassian, australia, Dan Pink, employee brand., gartner, HR, HR Technology, recruiting, social software, Wiki | 1 Response

London Wiki Wednesday - enterprise taster for Social Media Week

London Wiki Wednesday – enterprise taster for Social Media Week

By David Terrar on February 1, 2011

London Wiki Wednesday, the evening meetup for wiki geeks, business geeks and anyone wanting to discuss the use of social media technology inside their organisation is restarting for 2011 this Wednesday February 2nd – 18:15 onwards for a 19:00 start at NYK Shipping near Moorgate.  Back in 2007 and 2008 we had almost monthly sessions […]

Posted in Business | Tagged London, Social Media, social media week, Wiki

On Wikileaks, the Inkspots and a political philosophy ramble.

On Wikileaks, the Inkspots and a political philosophy ramble.

By Thomas Otter on December 3, 2010

Thomas Paine, “It is error only, and not truth, that shrinks from inquiry.” George Washington, “Truth will ultimately prevail where there is pains to bring it to light.” Julian Assange,  “The more secretive or unjust an organization is, the more leaks induce fear and paranoia in its leadership and planning coterie.” Antonio Gramsci, “To tell […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged assange, cablegate, Law, life, Wiki, Wikileaks | 1 Response

Wikileaks and the Plumbing of Journalism

Wikileaks and the Plumbing of Journalism

By Ross Mayfield on July 26, 2010

The web has way of asking big questions of society. And right now WikiLeaks is asking very big questions. WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange describes the recent release of 90k documents about the Afghanistan war thusly, in a SPIEGEL interview: Assange:…

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged afghanistan, journalism, media, Newspaper, Wiki, Wikileaks

What’s Hadoop Good For?

What’s Hadoop Good For?

By Bob Warfield on June 24, 2010

Image via CrunchBase Hadoop, for those who haven’t heard of it, is an Open Source version of Google’s Map Reduce distributed computing algorithm.  After reading that Adobe has agreed to Open Source their Puppet modules for managing Hadoop, I got curious about what Adobe might be doing with it.  It didn’t take long on Google […]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged Cloud, google, grid, hadoop, mapreduce, Open source, Wiki

Wikis With ECM and BPM

Wikis With ECM and BPM

By Sandy Kemsley on June 2, 2010

Here are the slides from the presentation that I did last night at Toronto Wiki Tuesday: Using Wikis With Enterprise Content and Process Management View more presentations from Sandy Kemsley. It was recorded on Ustream, but the quality is not very good since we were in a pub, not a studio. There will be a […]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged BPM, ECM, enterprise content management, Groupware, social software, Wiki, wikiwed, workflow

Barcamp Channel on SlideShare

Barcamp Channel on SlideShare

By Ross Mayfield on June 1, 2010

I had the dubious honor of hosting the first Barcamp in Palo Alto, with a Socialtext wiki and office, of course. Since then, Barcamp has been a worldwide phenomenon that has turned events on its head. The Open Space methodology…

Posted in Business | Tagged barcamp, slideshare, socialtext, Wiki | 1 Response

Atlassian Security Breach and Warning >>> Update: Apology and Disclosure

Atlassian Security Breach and Warning >>> Update: Apology and Disclosure

By Zoli Erdos on April 12, 2010

Well, well, hours after telling you not to change passwords, now I am telling you to change it… but this time with good reason. Minutes ago I’ve received a email from Atlassian: We are sending you this message because we experienced a security breach and suspect that your Atlassian customer account password details (only) may […]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged Atlassian, charity, collaboration, Confluence, crowd, Jira, password, security, Twitter, Wiki | 4 Responses

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