The Lava Blog –My “Excuse” or rather “Reason” why I think it should exist

They say that sometimes the present is the best time to start something. Especially if that something has been dreamed/thought of for much longer than is necessary.  I guess this blog falls into such a category.

What am I trying to achieve in this blog and why do I think Lava should have one?

Well! Wikipidea defines a blog as:

“(a truncation of the expression weblog) is a discussion or informational website published on the World Wide Web consisting of discrete, often informal diary-style text entries (“posts”)”.

Google, on the other hand says:

“a regularly updated website or web page, typically one run by an individual or small group, that is written in an informal or conversational style.”

Not bad! Google seems to be easier to understand but….

I’ll just expand the ideas a little bit and add my own thoughts. Here goes:

This blog is to be a repository of ideas, thoughts and plain musings of engineers, marketers, sales people; frankly anybody associated with Lava and should contain, explore, list… an unstructured listing, rehashing, of ideas.

Maybe the best way of trying to “lasso” the idea is to call it or rather channel it as a “Dear Diary” scenario.

Hopefully someone outside the milieu of Lava will find these word collections interesting, maybe even enlightening. Perhaps the diatribes here will spur an idea of something not discussed or maybe an idea that furthers that discussed.

Either way, I hope this blog does not become constrained by trying to hide Lava commercial secrets and quite the opposite lists a few of them.

In short: I believe that being open about our successes, failures, ideas, tangential musings etc. we might inspire ourselves and possibly others to new ideas, things we have not thought of yet and as such to reach loftier goals than even we imagined – hopefully these are not just big words with little meaning.

Roman (Moko) Wynnyckyj
President
Lava Computer MFG. Inc.