It just passed the one year anniversary of my internal blog that appears inside Sun. It has been an effective communication tool that is available to everyone at Sun and is getting increased visibility. So, I decided it was time to start blogging externally to give you all a window into the world of IT at Sun.
So, WELCOME, and thanks for taking the time to visit.
Recently when I've been travelling to meet customers in other parts of
the globe I've been asked a lot about blogging at Sun. I did an
interview titled "Corporate Blogging and the CIO" with Rochelle Shaw from cio-today.com where I shared my views on corporate blogging. While in Australia I did a similar interview with Renai LeMay from ZDNet Australia titled "Sun's CIO backs blogs despite lawyer worries".
I hope you'll check these out, and look forward to more updates on some
of the things that are important to me, and that I hope you find
interesting.
Wednesday Sep 14, 2005
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