I'll be Steve Shu's occasional guest here on the CIO Weblog, and I'll try to contribute a bottom-up, technical perspective on products and technologies that are likely to come across a CIO's desk. I have three different points of view:

• As a vendor, I've worked with CIOs in an array of industries to sell, negotiate, deliver, and support enterprise software and related services.
• As an entrepreneur, I've played a hands-on role in the selection and management of equipment, services, infrastructure, and vendors.
• As a technologist, I'm interested in the latest, greatest, and flashiest technologies, but only to the extent that they deliver tangible value. XML, web services, grid computing, business process management, and software development are all areas of interest for me.

Thanks in advance for reading.

Paul Brown

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Paul,

Thanks for blogging along! I'm sure we will have contrasting perspectives on stuff ...

Best,
Steve

Posted by: Steve Shu at December 30, 2004 02:25 PM

Welcome, Paul!

I blog over at the RFID weblog, also.

And I am on the Board of the Northeast Ohio Software Association, so I have a particular interest in your subject matter. Looking forward to see how your blog evolves.

Best,
Anita

Posted by: Anita Campbell at January 5, 2005 03:33 PM

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