Stuff that I'm writing and commenting on (and occasionally photographing)
Photographing: Going up - 15 May 2013
14 May 2013
Photographing: Light in the middle of the tunnel - 04 May 2013
3 May 2013
Photographing: Libraries ain't what they used to be - 21 April 2013
20 Apr 2013
Photographing: Two Tunnels, Bath - 06 April 2013
5 Apr 2013
Photographing: Bleak - 31 March 2013
30 Mar 2013
Photographing: Lost in space - 30 March 2013
29 Mar 2013
Photographing: Lost in the forest - 29 March 2013
28 Mar 2013
Photographing: Stornoway - 21 March 2013
20 Mar 2013
Photographing: Paddington - 12 March 2013
11 Mar 2013
Photographing: Hold me close, don't let me go - 11 March 2013
10 Mar 2013
Photographing: Guitar man - 05 March 2013
4 Mar 2013
Photographing: Bath, Wednesday evening - 27 February 2013
26 Feb 2013
Analysing the police and crime commissioner election data
17 Nov 2012
UK readers will know that elections for police and crime commissioners (PCCs) took place earlier this week, the first time we have had such elections in England and Wales. They will also know that some combination of lack of knowledge, apathy and disagreement with the whole process led to our collective lowest ... [read more]
Big Data - size doesn't matter, it's the way you use it that counts
18 May 2012
...at least, that's what they tell me! Here's my brief take on this year's Eduserv Symposium, Big Data, big deal?, which took place in London last Thursday and which was, by all the accounts I've seen and heard, a pretty good event. The day included a mix of talks, from an expansive ... [read more]
Big data, big deal?
2 Apr 2012
Some of you may have noticed that Eduserv's annual symposium is happening on May 10. Once again, we're at the Royal College of Physicians in London and this year we are looking at big data, appropriate really... since 2012 has been widely touted as being the year of big data. Here's ... [read more]
MOOCing about with SaaS
21 Mar 2012
I've been taking part in a MOOC, or Massively Open Online Course, over the last 4 weeks or so. The course in question is called Software Engineering for SaaS and is being offered by the University of California, Berkeley under the umbrella of Coursera, who are currently offering a range ... [read more]
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I live in Bath (UK) where I am Research Programme Director at Eduserv (a not-for-profit IT service provider for education, health and the public sector), partner to Sara, father to Daisy, Wilf and Stan, a regular cyclist, wannabe photographer, and crap guitar player. That's all you need to know.
I am not the Wishbone Ash guitarist or a Welsh rugby player.