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Open Source: The Universal Model for Innovation?

I came across an interesting article yesterday from the Harvard Business School Working Knowledge site. The article is about an assistant professor, Karim Lakhani at HBS who...

18 years 5 months ago

Open Source: Do you love it or hate it?

Paul Parkinson’s recent post Linux in Aerospace and Defense outlined some of the questions being raised about the adoption of Linux in missions critical applications. Of course as...

18 years 5 months ago

Red Hat is NOT Carrier-Grade Linux

There was a very interesting announcement yesterday from Red Hat regarding a collaboration with Nokia for carrier grade server systems. The most interesting thing I noticed about...

18 years 5 months ago

Compliance vs Conformance?

What is the difference between compliance and conformance and what does that mean to you and me? Or more importantly what does this mean to your project? Well, compliance is an...

18 years 5 months ago

Would You Pay $1200 for a Game Console?

The long-awaited Sony PlayStation 3 game console launched today in Tokyo. Man, I haven’t seen a line that long since I promised my son we’d camp out at Barnes and Noble to get him...

18 years 5 months ago

Contact lost with Mars Global Surveyor

Contact lost with Mars spacecraft Nasa’s Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft has been out of contact with Earth for more than a week. Engineers have been trying to re-establish...

18 years 5 months ago

DSDP: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow

Following up on today’s announcement of milestones in three of the DSDP projects—eRCP 1.0, MTJ 0.7, and TM 1.0—I thought I’d take a moment to reflect on DSDP…how it started, where...

18 years 5 months ago

Remote System Explorer 1.0 is released

The Target Management Project is pleased to announce its first public release: The Remote System Explorer (RSE) 1.0 is now available for download as well as the project update site...

18 years 5 months ago

Precipice...

[Editorial by Mike] 5 years hard work 120 minutes great excitement (launch) 7 months boredom (cruise) 6 minutes of sheer terror (EDL) Ninety One Thousand+ days of exploration It...

18 years 5 months ago

Is safety-critical ready for multi-core?

You may feel that you’re experiencing déjà vu reading this blog, but the title ‘ Is safety-critical ready for multi-core?’ is different to an earlier blog, which was ‘ Is multi...

18 years 5 months ago