Max J. Pucher

I am the founder and Chief Technology Officer of ISIS Papyrus Software, a medium size software company specializing in communications and process management. I wrote several books and hold a number of patents. My quest is to bring common sense to IT, mostly by focusing in human quality issues rather than cost saving, outsourcing and automation. I am also Chief Architect at VIPorbit software which provides mobile relationship management.

Max J. Pucher has written 26 posts for Max J. Pucher – On Writing

The Smoking Gun of Climategate!

Posted by Max J. Pucher ⋅ December 9, 2009 ⋅ 11 Comments

In my previous post ‘The Noble Sword’ I argued that Social Networking is a means to organize ourselves to ensure that we are not opinion-manipulated by the global media, global advertizing budgets, politicians and scientists. It does work! Read this popular post for example: The Smoking Gun at Darwin Zero. It follows up on the … Continue reading »

The Noble Sword

Posted by Max J. Pucher ⋅ November 28, 2009 ⋅ 6 Comments

My recent activities have been influenced strongly through my use of social networks. The opportunities to be distracted are exploding and it is easy to lose focus. I try to find a balance in listening and sharing. As much as I see social networks as a powerful means they cannot replace real world experiences. So … Continue reading »

Walking like an Egyptian

Posted by Max J. Pucher ⋅ November 14, 2009 ⋅ 4 Comments

After all, my business is named ISIS Papyrus and I thought it was time to revisit some of the places of my novel ‘Journey To Eden‘. I now think that maybe I should not have gone. Egypt has lost the magic that it held for me. I forcibly have to distinguish between its history and … Continue reading »