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One of the most wonderful rewards of being an educator is to sit in a Dissertation defense and be totally awed by the work of one of your students. It is even more rewarding when that student is a close friend. Steve Garcia and I met many moons ago when he was interviewing for the Marketing Leadership Development Program at Nortel. We hit it off immediately and have crossed paths many times over the years. Steve and I worked together in the New Services Development team at Nortel and he decided to follow my lead and take the plunge to pursue his doctorate at NCSU more years ago than ...

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At the Tim O'Reilly keynote at the DevLearn conference. His outline is very interesting in that he's promising to talk about the "new literacies." I'm hoping this is going to be similar to Work Literacy . He uses the same quote I often use from William Gibson - The future is already here, it's just not evenly distributed. Pattern recognition is key. What do these companies have in common: Google eBay Yahoo Amazon MapQuest Craigslist Wikipedia YouTube Built on top of Linux (open source). Services. Not packaged apps. Data aggregators, not just software. Network ...