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Monthly Archives: February 2014
FSRemote 1.3 approved
FSRemote version 1.3 has been approved and release by the Apple AppStore. This update has a completely new parser, has been updated for IOS7 and has improved message handling. FSRemote allows users to remotely control conferences on a locally connected Freeswitch. … Continue reading
My latest novel: “Journey” has been released…
I just finished a first pass edit of my latest novel. Please let me know when you find additional edits/typos. You can download it from the books section by clicking on the cover. link: http://www.ajgillette.com/books Now I can focus on … Continue reading
How will SDN change the game?
I have been reading a lot about SDN (Software Defined Networks) lately and it is becoming clear to me that SDN will be a game changer. Video conferencing companies for example, have been struggling to create the most bandwidth efficient … Continue reading
The Internet – A big change is in the works!!!
For the first time since perhaps the late 80’s, there is a big change in the works for the core of the Internet. Software Defined Networks will greatly effect the way packets flow from sources to destinations. There is at least … Continue reading
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Tagged communication, engineering, hardware, innovation, Internet, network security, Open Daylight, SDN, software development, start ups, tech companies
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A true ambassador
The full article is ==> here Once again this morning I find myself proud of the Canadian coaches and athletes at the 2014 winter games. The picture to the right is the Canadian cross country coach replacing a Russian competitors … Continue reading
Olympic results
There has been more than one time during this past week when I have found myself filled with pride and support for our Olympic athletes. Canada is not a world super power, we don’t have a huge population compared to … Continue reading
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Tagged canada, life, Olympic Results, Olympics, Olympics 2014
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Hire character. Train Skill.
I recently saw this on LinkedIn and had to comment. This is the way that I have always looked at hiring new people even though many of my colleagues have frowned on my approach. I meet people, talk to them … Continue reading
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Tagged better workplaces, fun in the workplace, innovation, life
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Finding a job is a full time job
There were two separate periods in 2013, when I found myself looking for contracts and or a new full time job. During those periods, I found that my personality made me treat looking for a job as a full time … Continue reading
The ever changing Internet
Some of you may have heard some new networking acronyms lately. SDN is perhaps the most common of these and it is something that is going to change the way the Internet works. For most of the world’s users this … Continue reading
Helping others…
2013 was not the best year that I have logged, but 2014 is starting out much better. Partly because of that, and partly because I believe that we should all spend a bit of our day helping others, I have … Continue reading
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Tagged better workplaces, business, Contracting, entrepreneurship, innovation, life
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