LocalGovCamp was lovely last Wednesday but exhausting. I did very well not to drink much at all the night before which definitely helped. But… so many people to talk to, so much going on. I attended way more sessions than I have done previously and I think that was a good move. Sometimes the opportunity to sit (a bit more) quietly and listen is a way to recharge the social batteries. Anyway, it was great seeing people and as always the energy of the local gov crowd, despite all the challenges, is always an inspiration. Credit to Mr Hill for his organising skills, and the sponsors for their support.
Neilly Neil is blogging again, hurrah!
The next innovation igloo is about blogging, don’t forget.
“Full Stack Service Design is a model to help people break services down into the parts that make them and understand how all of these parts impact the user experience.”
Imaginary Problems Are the Root of Bad Software.
Abort Retry Fat is a brilliant newsletter about the history of various bits of IT. This one on Lotus, from 1–2–3 to Notes, is a belter.
How to run a daily stand-up – very useful from Alan Wright (as always).