Lot of things going on today but with the huge game coming up this weekend I have to do a "non-work" post.
Rex Ryan has a lot in common with the old Swedish soccer coach Tommy Söderberg, besides the look they both use management by “positive attitude” to build confidence for the underdog.
Hopefully it will pay off against the charging bolts on Sunday.
J E T S Jets Jets Jets
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fredag 15 januari 2010
måndag 28 december 2009
Quiet
Working in an empty office today which is good for the focus, however the broken coffee machine level things out.
Nothing can bring me down though due to the current play-off picture after Jets win against a safe-guarding Colts yesterday.
Just one more game...
Nothing can bring me down though due to the current play-off picture after Jets win against a safe-guarding Colts yesterday.
Just one more game...
måndag 16 november 2009
Monday
Sort of a Monday today. It felt like riding through a wet blanket to work this morning.
Guess the Monday feeling origins from the fact that I have a lot of interesting tasks at my table now and I have to juggle them around without losing too much focus. My main priority is the Vinnova project for automotive I’m involved in and Tuesday/Wednesday will be dedicated to a, hopefully, very interesting training session on the subject.
I also work a lot with architecture in a lean and agile context at the moment, an interesting subject that fans out and involve more than you would think. And no, not only product management which is the obvious direction to look… there’s also other implications and ideas. But since I made a promise to keep it a secret I will. For now.
Well just got an e-mail from a colleague of mine with a question regards to organizational structure and post-compile configuration files. Fun question and I think Vinnova and Architecture have to wait.
…and Maurice Jones-Drew really used his head when he stopped shy of the TD to run down the clock and deny Jets the opportunity to come back after a FG in the last play. Damn Jaguars. Damn smart players. It’s not about scoring in the moment; it’s at the right moment. Sob.
Guess the Monday feeling origins from the fact that I have a lot of interesting tasks at my table now and I have to juggle them around without losing too much focus. My main priority is the Vinnova project for automotive I’m involved in and Tuesday/Wednesday will be dedicated to a, hopefully, very interesting training session on the subject.
I also work a lot with architecture in a lean and agile context at the moment, an interesting subject that fans out and involve more than you would think. And no, not only product management which is the obvious direction to look… there’s also other implications and ideas. But since I made a promise to keep it a secret I will. For now.
Well just got an e-mail from a colleague of mine with a question regards to organizational structure and post-compile configuration files. Fun question and I think Vinnova and Architecture have to wait.
…and Maurice Jones-Drew really used his head when he stopped shy of the TD to run down the clock and deny Jets the opportunity to come back after a FG in the last play. Damn Jaguars. Damn smart players. It’s not about scoring in the moment; it’s at the right moment. Sob.
onsdag 21 oktober 2009
Interception
Jets threw 6 interceptions vs Bills on Sunday. How is that even possible in NFL? And no, I'm not gonna do some cheezy reference to product development now. It's that bad.
The INCOSE/MODPROD seminar yesterday was interesting. I’ve heard most of the keynote with regards to Modelica before but some repetition is always nice, and I didn’t know about the effort to integrate it with Autosar into Modelisar (one more link). Even though I have never worked with Modelica I have done some exercises and I kind of like the acasual equation-style modeling.
Following the keynote there were three small talks from the INCOSE conference in Singapore earlier this year. The most interesting one was about model-based technical planning using SysML. Interesting enough for me to try to find the paper behind the presentation and read some more. I admit that I’m not sold on the concept but it is a new angle to a Gantt-heavy discipline.
The afternoon was spent in workshops and our group discussed systems engineering from a process perspective. Our group were quite small which made room for interesting discussions about everything from CMMi to Lean (and of course the mandatory question “what is systems engineering”).
With regards to Speeds I am not any wiser, contracts-based engineering with assumptions and promises looks ok but I think I would start to change other things first...
Anyhow, interesting day and the EuSEC in May 2010 might be worth visiting.
6 interceptions?! Gasp.
The INCOSE/MODPROD seminar yesterday was interesting. I’ve heard most of the keynote with regards to Modelica before but some repetition is always nice, and I didn’t know about the effort to integrate it with Autosar into Modelisar (one more link). Even though I have never worked with Modelica I have done some exercises and I kind of like the acasual equation-style modeling.
Following the keynote there were three small talks from the INCOSE conference in Singapore earlier this year. The most interesting one was about model-based technical planning using SysML. Interesting enough for me to try to find the paper behind the presentation and read some more. I admit that I’m not sold on the concept but it is a new angle to a Gantt-heavy discipline.
The afternoon was spent in workshops and our group discussed systems engineering from a process perspective. Our group were quite small which made room for interesting discussions about everything from CMMi to Lean (and of course the mandatory question “what is systems engineering”).
With regards to Speeds I am not any wiser, contracts-based engineering with assumptions and promises looks ok but I think I would start to change other things first...
Anyhow, interesting day and the EuSEC in May 2010 might be worth visiting.
6 interceptions?! Gasp.
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