Changing tracks
June 29, 2008
I started this blog about 11 months back to share and think about “my journey through the identity, privacy, and online authentication space.” Since then, I’ve put in a decent 137 posts; received 211 great comments; and a disgraceful 2,466 spam comments.
I’ve got into trouble with “the authorities” once and learnt from that. Still, I think the many hours of my own time spent on the blog have been personally fulfilling and a very worthwhile effort.
But things change and so it’s time to change tracks on the journey but not stop.
I’m taking on a new role from Tuesday, 1st July in the same organisation- Manager Strategy and Innovation. I will still continue to have a lot of responsibilities and interest in the identity space. At the same time, I will have a very wide remit and therefore only be able to direct a fraction of my time to this area. Already, my frequency of posting has come down quite a bit in the run up to taking on the new role.
On the more positive side, even as I post less on this blog, necessity will drive me to the elusive goal of high-quality posts. Now, that’s a worthy goal!
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Mike Brown | June 29, 2008 at 10:15 pm
On the other hand, what better thing for a Manager of Strategy and Innovation to do than blog!
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codetechnology | July 1, 2008 at 4:34 am
I can accept quality over quantity if the alternative is to have no insights at all… In an identity, privacy and security universe dominated by US-based opinion, it is refreshing to hear your decidedly ‘Commonwealth’ view-point…
Mike
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Vikram | July 2, 2008 at 4:51 pm
To both Mikes, thanks for the support. Must be something about the name Mike and blogging…