Monthly Archives: October 2006
A Great Listen: Clayton Christensen - Capturing the Upside
ITConversations.com has an amazing collection of IT related podcasts available, including many comprehensive sets from conferences. One that really capured me lately was by Clayton Christensen, called “Capturing the Upside“. The link will take you to a good synopsis, but I thought I would also post a short summary of the points that were of […]
The Roles of the Author, Sub-author and Meta-author
The idea that a reader can come to a conclusion before the author has even thought of it really intrigued me…
So does the role of a central author become irrelevant?
Long time, no write, but I have a philisophical reason (excuse)
Indeed, it has been a few months since my last post. A few months I may have apologised for this, but more recently I have been realising this is simply a facet of my personality. I have come to categorise myself as a “burster”, which I should define before someone gets the wrong idea (which […]
