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Bad Product Managers Suck

David Bressler

Posted on May 8, 2013

In real estate, what mat­ters is ‘loca­tion, loca­tion, & loca­tion’. In prod­uct man­age­ment, it’s ‘details, details, & details’.

Categories: Technology

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Emerging Publishing Models

David Bressler

Posted on November 27, 2012

I don’t usu­ally get this excited by any sin­gle arti­cle. You must read “sub­com­pact pub­lish­ing” by Craig Mod. It’s about way more than pub­lish­ing. Per­son­ally, I love to read. Love to stay on top of things. At the same time, I’m grow­ing increas­ingly frus­trated at sucky jour­nal­ism. Looks like there’s a light at the end of the tun­nel, and I’m going to do what I can to sup­port it. Just read the article.  

Categories: Cool Software, Innovation, Technology

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Software AG Reality Check Blog

David Bressler

Posted on November 16, 2012

Soft­ware AG (the com­pany I’m cur­rently work­ing for) has just re-launched/re-branded our blog. It’s called Real­ity Check. As you might imag­ine from an opin­ion­ated loud-mouth (fast-typer?) like me, I’m blog­ging to help get this effort off the ground. In fact, I’m proud to see that my two posts have so far been the most pop­u­lar! You all might rec­og­nize one of the pieces, a piece on the oppor­tu­nity in the enter­prise inte­gra­tion space, as pre­vi­ously pub­lished here. There’s a sec­ond piece on Mobile First Inte­gra­tion that you should def­i­nitely check out too. As a gen­eral rule, I’ll be post­ing Soft­ware AG related top­ics on Real­ity Check first and then copy­ing them here when I can. I want a copy here so I can keep a…

Categories: Innovation, Technology

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Funny Social Vignette

David Bressler

Posted on November 15, 2012

So, I got an email that some­one favor­ited one of my tweets from yesterday’s SOA Inno­va­tion webi­nar. Out of habit, I checked him out. He had a total of 3 tweets him­self, none recent & none provoca­tive. His bio was empty. So, I looked at his favorites. There were 3. All 3 were Soft­ware AG exec­u­tives (if I may call myself that). One copy/paste later, I was look­ing at his LinkedIn pro­file. He’s been at a com­peti­tor for 12 years. Hmmm. I sent him a con­nect, and wrote the fol­low­ing: “I looked at your favorites on Twit­ter, and either you’re stalk­ing Soft­ware AG… or inter­view­ing with us. Nice to meet you, and glad you liked my tweet.” Update: Turns out he’s already joined us, but hasn’t updated…

Categories: Community, Technology

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Shared Workspaces and Conference Calls

David Bressler

Posted on November 13, 2012

Any­one who knows me knows that I abhor shared work­spaces. In fact, I’ve quit two jobs after being moved to a shared space. It’s not pro­duc­tive or con­ducive to me doing good work (let alone the best work I’m able to do). Just fin­ished deliv­er­ing a webi­nar. Went great. Some­one com­mented that the audio was going in-and-out. I expressed my sym­pa­thy and explained that we had worked very hard to make sure every­one speak­ing was on a land­line and off speaker/headset. She responded some­thing like “I have very bad head­phones and my neigh­bors are being noisy.” Chalk another one up for “shared space” work­ing, right? Then it occurred to me why she was hav­ing a prob­lem, and the solu­tion is simple.

Categories: Technology

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