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From Stephen O'Grady, instructions on how to have del.icio.us add new daily links direclty to a MT blog as a post rather than just appearing through the Feedburner feed.

Peter Flaschner of The Blog Studio describing his process for designing a blog. Part 2 followed on Feb 25th.

Everything web 2.0 that you could possibly want.

Kate on why BlogHerNorth *is* relevant. Much more about this in weeks to come.

Bruce Silver's BPMS Report on BPMInstitute.org, reviewing Adobe, Fuego (now BEA), Global 360, IBM, Pegasystems, Savvion and Vitria. (Adobe? Vitria? I think not...)

Bruce Silver's comments on Cordys BPMN process modelling tool

Brenda Michelson's intro to BPEL, including a link to the full (free) report.

Dave Linthicum on features to look for in software as a service: rapid deployment, scalability, etc. Nothing earth-shattering but a good resource.

Article from May 2005 on SaaS model for BPM. I'd like to do an updated view of whose in this space now.

Dion Hinchcliffe on SOA, Web 2.0 and enterprise mashups

Ismael Ghalimi on the advantage of BPMS that allow creating executable processes without coding.

Keith Swenson on the use and misuse of the terms BPM and workflow. Ties in nicely with my "Tower of Babel" post today.

Nick Malik on how EA and web 2.0 are not mutually exclusive. "Web 2.0 is about building solutions in a new way. Enterprise Architecture does not tell you to build the solution in the correct way, as much as it tells you to build the correct solution."

Neil Ward-Dutton disses the notion of enterprise mashups and tries to disassociate SOA and anything enterprise-y from mashups

Tips and techniques from Merlin Mann of 43 Folders for getting your inbox to zero -- something that I'm still working on

James Governor's take on how bloggers as influencers form part of the new non-traditional analyst space, and how analyst relations need to change to adapt