It’s X-mas time, I read a couple of posts about Santa Claus and his innovation spirit. It’s a joke but in the “Why Santa rocks at Innovation!” you can find modern rules that applies to the famous old man. Please read it, and then you’ll find that there is only one missing thing that could complete the profile of the perfect innovative and customer oriented man, red dressed and long bearded: he does not exist. Or, better, he is well hidden, no tv interviews, no news or gossips, that’s why he is so perfect. No one could apply to his job as Santa does, laughing all the time and smiling at a group of collaborative dwarfs, without kick them in their backs or shouting to some idiot customers that asked for some stupid little “stylish dressed” dolls with a house, a car and a swimming pool too. Probably, when your child will be old enough to understand that Santa is only a myth, this could be one of the best way to explain why.
Why do I blog this?
This is my X-mas post, dedicated to my son that is old enough.
Feliz Navidad.
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It was about time guys....
A great review on buying T-Mobile G1 in the UK. I really appreciated the sections named Industry Lessons. A must read.
Sad, very sad. There are lot of brilliant guys over there.
Was someone really convinced that an Android phone would be on the market in Q4/08?
It seems that things are chaning fast in the mobile OS space
Interesting point of view on why mobile application dvelopment is still a niche.
This is a very interesting article that details a great approach to reduce fragmentation in mobile device application development
Very interesting wiki on Mobile UI Design
A few weeks ago I talked about a Windows Mobile application like this regretting the fact it had no symbian counter part. Now it's here. Go for it
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