David Clarke
David Clarke
class japanese proud spin team won
I am very proud of the team and thought we won it up front. We started well and put them on the back foot. But the Japanese are world class when they spin it wide.
answer business conversion natural next ours questions seemed step
Ours is a business with a lot of questions from clients. If you can answer most questions satisfactorily, the next step to conversion is much easier. It seemed a natural for us.
along building change company decision developing move software step strategic taking wants
The first step is the company taking a strategic decision that it wants to move along an SOA roadmap. It's a strategic decision that's potentially going to change how you go about building and developing software for years to come.
change coming community digging
There's a lot of community pride, and a lot of change coming now that they're not digging up the streets.
business ours questions
Ours is a business with a lot of questions from clients.
control culture wider
This indicates a wider culture of control and intolerance of dissent.
australian equivalent industry perfect wine
The Australian wine industry has been going through the industry equivalent of the perfect storm.
middle ten wants
He wants ten inches. Right in the middle of the fillet.
easier faster network secure
Making a network faster has never made it more secure or easier to use.
grand pleased
I am pleased to let you know that the Grand will be Grander than ever.
city county happy pleased taken taking
It's taken a while, but we are happy with what's been taking place. We are pleased the city and county are working on this now.
accept god living
This will be questioned; it will be challenged. But in the end, we have to accept that God is working his plan. That must be true, or this whole thing we're living is a big joke.
appetite both choose depend ends initial people problems process projects risk seen solved
Ultimately, which process you choose will depend on the appetite for risk at a company. We've seen both ends of the spectrum. A lot of initial projects people take on are because it solves problems that couldn't be solved before or are not really achievable with alternative technology.
internet might perhaps point turns utility
We might just be at the point where the utility of the Internet stalls--and perhaps turns downward.