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HR Technology

While you wait

December 28, 2009

Apologies on the delay in moving my blog to WordPress. I could bore you with all the reasons for the delay (work, work, work, bad cold, holiday gatherings, learning the Thesis WordPress theme etc…) but I know you could care less. You just want some new content to chew on. Especially that darn @thehrmaven who [...]

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Psst Vendors – Some Software Demo Tips For You

November 23, 2009

I have attended many many hours of software demos the last couple of months. Some have been great but unfortunately most have been mediocre. So, I thought I would write up some quick software demo tips for the Vendors out there. Most of these seem OBVIOUS to me but if they were obvious to the [...]

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Is HR afraid of Technology?

October 27, 2009

I have had a nagging feeling for awhile that HR people are actually afraid of technology. I thought back on my last year of twitter conversations with my HR tweeps and could not think of any significant evidence of HR people talking about technology. In fact, many times during the monthly #HR_Tech chats, the participants [...]

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Oracle OpenWorld Fusion Apps Blogger Extravaganza

October 25, 2009

So I realize this post is VERY late but I had a couple of conversations this week about Oracle Fusion Applications where I ended up pointing people to the blog posts I could remember off the top of my head. Since it is cold morning, I though I would trudge over to the local coffee [...]

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HR Technology Conference – It was about the Tweeps

October 5, 2009

Wow. What a great time I had at the HR Technology Conference in Chicago last week. The show floor was overwhelming and my brain is full from the sessions and keynotes. I will be blogging over the next week about my impressions from the conference sessions and keynotes. I have to say that the biggest [...]

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BEEP, leave a message – I’m at the HR Technology Conference

September 29, 2009

As an HR Technologist it is de rigueur to attend the best HR Technology conference of the year. So, this week I will be at the HR Technology Conference in Chicago. If you see me passing by on the show floor or in one of the many sessions, stop and say hi. I will also [...]

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How do you handle saying no to a LinkedIn recommendation?

September 17, 2009

I posted this tweet recently trying to get some help from my expert tweeps: Here are some of the responses I received: “Ignore it. ” “Just say no!” “I have ignored requests from persons I was less than happy to recommend. Nothing nice to say, say nothing!” “I shan’t do the requested recommendation.” “ignore it [...]

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Cloud computing is not in a cloud

September 9, 2009

I have been dismayed recently at all the articles and blog posts I read these days that seem to indicate that we won’t need data centers anymore with Cloud Computing. That somehow Cloud Computing runs, well, in the cloud! Now I know you all are smarter than that. Right? You know that somewhere, someplace way [...]

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What I do (Wednesday edition)

August 5, 2009

If you have been hiding under a rock or don’t use Twitter *gasp* then you probably don’t know that Wednesday is “what I do” day. Rather than pointing you to the Bio on my Blog or to my Linkedin page, I thought I might do something a little different. At the end of July I [...]

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PeopleSoft Time Machine

July 22, 2009

I was organizing some of my PeopleSoft documents and came across some screen shots of PeopleSoft from years gone bye. Interesting to see the changes in the application from the Windows 3.1 days to the Web. Enjoy. Here is the original PeopleSoft 3.0 application from 1994. Windows 3.1 baby!!! PeopleSoft version 6: PeopleSoft version 7: [...]

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