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I also write at:
- Resources
for Architects
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Architecture Action Guide
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Trace In the Sand Blog
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Other Interests
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Introducing Archman
Trace in the Sand
Architecture Journal
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Topics
Chief Architects
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Charlie Alfred
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Rob Daigneau
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Donald Ferguson
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Thomas Lee
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Brad Meyer
Chief Scientists
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Grady Booch
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Martin Fowler
Enterprise
Architects
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Todd Biske
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Adrian Campbell
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Leo de Sousa
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Paul Homan
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James Hooper
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Nick Malik
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Jim Parnitzke
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Serge Thorn
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Tim Westbrock
Architects and
Architecture
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Simon Brown
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Udi Dahan
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Louis Dietvorst
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Kevin Francis
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Sam Gentile
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Adrian Grigoriu
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Simon Guest
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Todd Hoff
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Alan Inglis
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Steve Jones
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Sjaak Laan
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Dave Linthicum
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Anna Liu
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Ruth Malan
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Chirag Mehta
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Gabriel Morgan
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Robert Morschel
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Dan Pritchett
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Chris Potts
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Arnon Rotem-Gal-Oz
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Shaji Sethu
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Leo Shuster
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Collin Smith
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Brian Sondergaard
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Michael Stahl
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Daniel Stroe
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Jack van Hoof
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Steve Vinoski
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Mike Walker
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Rodney Willis
Architect Professional
Organizations
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CAEAP - IASA
Agile and Lean
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Scott Ambler
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Elizabeth Keogh
Software Reuse
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Vijay Narayanan
Other Software
Thought Leaders
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Jeff Atwood
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Scott Berkun
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Alistair Cockburn
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CapGeminini's
CTOblog
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Joel Spolosky
CTOs and CIOs
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Rebecca Parsons
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Werner Vogels
(Amazon)
CEOs (Tech)
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Jonathan Schwartz
(Sun)
CEOs (Web 2.0)
- Don
MacAskill (SmugMug)
Innovate/Tech Watch
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Barry Briggs
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BoingBoing
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Gizmodo
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Dion Hinchcliffe
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Oren Hurvitz
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Diego Rodriguez
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smoothspan
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The Tech Chronicles
- Wired's
monkey_bites
Social Networking/Web 2.0+ Watch
- bokardo.com
Leadership Skills
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Presentation Zen
Strategy, BI and Competitive Intelligence
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Freakonomics blog
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Tom Hawes
- Malcom Ryder
Um... and these
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Nick Carr
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Tom Peters
Green Thinking
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Sylvia Earle, TED
- CNN Money
Business of Green
videos
- Matter Network
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Online Collaboration Tools
I'm gathering a list of free tools, and commercial tools with free scaled
down versions for low volume use, to support distributed, online
collaboration.
Online Meetings
- Adobe ConnectNow: Create free meetings online to have video calls,
whiteboard and share files
Free conversations
- VoIP Communicator: VoIP software lets you have free online
conversations between PCs
- FlashPhone: Make free
calls worldwide to any phone for up to three minutes
Chat
- Chattereous: Create groups
and invite people
- Six Groups: Get a code and chat with your website's visitors
- MeGlobe: Invite foreign-language people in your chat-room, and chat
with them in your own language
File sharing
- PalShare: Upload and share any file up to 250MB with your friends
- File Qube: File sharing
service lets you 2GB create folders with files up to 500MB each
- Drop.io: Upload and share any type of
file up to 100MB through a personalized URL and optional password
- Box Lite: free file sharing
up to 1GB storage, 5 collaboration folders, with OpenBox services and
mobile access
- Adobe Buzzword: Online word processor lets you create, edit, and
share text documents online
Screen sharing
- SkyFex: Screen sharing and remote
control
- Conferencing Now: GoToMeeting-like
features allows you to share your screen
Brainstorming
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BrainReactions:
Online brainstorming rooms: your space to generate and manage ideas
Create group/community and share
- Zloop: Create online communities to
communicate, organize and share files with your team
- Qlubb: Create groups and invite
people to share calendars, pictures and messages in real-time
IM
- Simkl: Save all of your IM
conversations online
- Gabtastik:
Multi-protocol instant messenger for Mac OS X platforms
Collaborative whiteboard tools
Collections:
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If you want to rave about my
journal, I can be reached using the obvious traceinthesand.com handle. If you
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ruth@traceinthesand.ru.cz. Just kidding,
I welcome input,
discussion and feedback
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Trace in The Sand Journal,
my blog, and the
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website, or, for that matter, anything relevant to architects, architecting and
architecture! I commit to using what you teach me, to convey it as best I can,
help your lessons reach as far as I can spread them. I try to do this ethically,
giving you credit whenever I can, but protecting confidentiality as a first
priority.
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and before the blogroll). For those who decry my lack of permalinks because you
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particular section—just copy the shortcut from the topic link in the sidebar.
It's clunky, but it works. I did say the necessary condition was "desperate."
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