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Skep's Pick: The IT Skeptic Awards for 2008 This link is here because...(hover) The Worst of the IT Skeptic
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This content is delivered to you in a special media presentation technology known as a "book": affordable, flexible, robust, light, compact, wireless, with a remarkably low power consumption, zero boot time, integral bookmarking and annotation functions, permitted on airplanes even during takeoff and landing, and readable in daylight. The book is a collection of all the good stuff from this blog, some of it directly extracted and some merged, revised and edited. We had to draw the line somewhere so we drew it at the end of 2008. A few other pieces come from the blog’s newsletter The Skeptical Informer, articles by the author, and the author’s other books Introduction to Real ITSM and Owning ITIL® . Topics covered include ITIL, certification, exams, itSMF, CMDB, TSO, COBIT, Web 2.0, open source, open content, post-modernism and iPhones, not to mention governance, telcos, privacy and acoustic shock. One likes to think one’s writing comes from a consistent and cohesive set of ideas, but of course it doesn’t, especially when written over a three year period. As you read this book you might enjoy spotting errors, rip-offs, re-cycled jokes, contradictions, total back-flips, and inconsistencies. There is a competition for the best ones, at Pulling apart the IT Skeptic
Like ancient Rome, the book is in three roughly equal parts:
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