The organizations the life ran through. Each institution hub aggregates its people, episodes and sources — and each is a community the cascade is aimed at.
This topic carries part of the argument of the Consilient Manifesto — the universal call to action. ← Back to the call
Microsoft's board, the TOPS study, and the door into everything
Open →OrganizationBuilding 1, 1991 — the nucleus, and where the coordination problem was named
Open →PersonArchitect of Windows NT, in the next chair
Open →PersonThe executive crucible
Open →PersonMicrosoft, then RealNetworks
Open →PersonTransactions, and the discipline underneath settlement
Open →ConceptNamed at Microsoft in 1991. Still the claim.
Open →PersonMentor at Microsoft — and the man who said it could not be done
Open →PersonDatabricks — a high-leverage node
Open →OrganizationOmnis — the only client-server tool that worked across everything
Open →PersonCTO at Evolve, founder of InfoCanvas — which became Consilient
Open →PersonThe architect of the era's defining collaboration software, known across two companies
Open →PersonJames Phillips was his strategy advisor and core execution leader; the IFC summit stage; the record maps the paths honestly
Open →PersonDirector of the Client-Server Applications Group in the Network Business Group; Hare reported to him directly, and on a matrix…
Open →Every hub is deliberately incomplete. Correct anything wrong, add what only you know, or claim your entry — recorded, timestamped, and attributed to you.