About John Milan
What began as an interest in computing while pursuing a degree in
English has turned into 15 years of experience in the software
development industry. John has programmed in as many architectures as
languages with an emphasis on client productivity applications.
He has worked for large companies like Adobe Systems, and small startups focusing on document management, information visualization, corporate portals and one huge .com flameout. If there's data flowing, John is usually interested.
For the last five years John has been creating project management solutions with his company TeamDirection. By bringing disruptive Web 2.0 technologies into this mature market, TeamDirection turns resources back into people.
John still scratches the English itch now and then with his blog and as a guest writer at ReadWriteWeb.
John Milan Archive
Note: number of comments in brackets
04/27/07: Amazon, VCs Woo Seattle-area Developers (5)
04/12/07: Web 2.0's Future All Depends On IT's Future (4)
04/ 5/07: IT Opens Up and Lives On The Web (5)
03/ 7/07: Amazon's Series of Fortunate Events (19)
01/16/07: Software Mutation: Predicting the Missing Link, Part 2 (5)
01/15/07: Software Mutation: Predicting the Missing Link (1)
12/ 5/06: Part 2: Changing Climates for Microsoft and Google, Desktops and Webs (22)
12/ 3/06: Changing Climates for Microsoft and Google, Desktops and Webs (32)
11/ 1/06: Elephants and Evolution - How the Landscape is Changing for Google, Microsoft, Mozilla and Adobe (33)
10/12/06: The Marriage of Social and Business Applications (11)