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This is by far the most useful excel tip I have seen in years.
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This is home of the Metadata Repository project (MDR). MDR implements the OMG’s MOF (Meta Object Facility) standard based metadata repository and itegrates it into the NetBeans Tools Platform.
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So, you’ve been hearing about XMI and would like to base your company’s metadata practice on open standards. But the entrance price of the major MOF-compliant repositories is too steep? And you have access to a talented Java software engineer? Read on…
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SparkMaker is an add-in for Microsoft® Office that creates sparklines (mini-graphs) to visualize numerical data in dashboards, spreadsheets, reports and presentations created with Excel®, Word® and PowerPoint®. SparkMaker 4 uses a new “minimized-click
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MicroCharts, winner of the BI Network’s 2006 Data Visualization Competition, enhances Excel, OLAP and standard reporting with powerful, compact visualizations such as sparklines, bullet graphs and other in-cell charts.
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We received an enthusiastic response to our post on in-cell bar graphs in Excel. The community quickly explored every edge case. I want to highlight some of the great ideas raised.
Category: Links
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MogileFS is our open source distributed filesystem.
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An interesting tool for information mapping
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The US is in bad shape.
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Web Trends map for 2007 created by Information architects Japan Analytic Design and Consulting.
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And my first IBM interview starts with Drew Clark, co-founder of IBM Venture Capital and one of IBM’s top strategists.
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Here’s Fast Company’s eight-point program for presentations guaranteed to keep your listeners on the edge of their seats.
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Open Workbench is an open source desktop application that provides robust project scheduling and management functionality. Already the scheduling standard for more than 100,000 project managers worldwide, Open Workbench is a free and powerful alternative
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A great interactve graphic of the wealthiest americans ever. The Guilded age must have been some time.
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Now I understand why It isn’t always obvious.
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In this episode we capture the developer conversations that seem to be everywhere, late at night in the streets of Palo Alto, in Buck’s diner, and at the SuperNova conference.
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Version control as a service. I know collabnet provides subversion as a service. What would a new version control service look like. What would be innovative?
Tom The Architect 
