Last week at IIW Dion got an opportunity to spend some time with Phil where he showed him how Kynetx breaks the old web silos with contextually relevant experiences and how Google's Chrome Webstore can help to speed up the trend.  Check out his lastest post.

I am sitting here discussing the current state of the web, and discussing the hopeful future of the web as an 18 year old teenager graduating in 12 days. This puts me in a very interesting position in an industry dominated by folk who have been using the internet longer then I have been born, [...]

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah – May 11, 2010 – ACULIS announces a partnership with Utah-based Kynetx™. ACULIS will work with Kynetx as a professional services partner to aid in the company’s custom software development and integration needs. The relationship will provide Kynetx increased capacity to deliver on customer implementation and customization demands. Kynetx provides the first [...]

At the Kynetx Impact Conference, respected technology blogger and Microsoft employee, Jon Udell, spoke about the history, current, and hopeful future of the contextual web. If there was one thing that truly struck me hard about Udell’s speech at Impact, it was the bit about user defaults. Here’s a quote from him that really sums up [...]

Great news for the Kynetx developer community!  We are kicking off the Kynetx Webinar Series.  These webinars will each of you an opportunity to receive the kind of training experienced by those who attended the KRL training breakout sessions during the Spring Impact conference.  To start, we will be holding these webinars twice a week [...]

Alright KRL ninjas, those of you at Spring Impact 2010 last week remember Vince Beerman's, aka Stache, announcement to the group about SpectrumDNA's contest called K-prize. For those of you who missed it, check this out... The K-prize is an award given to the individual or team that builds the best app for a [...]

In order for the web to work, we need to have an identity continuum that places anonymity at one end and verified identity at the other, with room for one or more personas in between. In light of Facebook's recent announcement of the Open Graph Protocol, this is an intriguing idea. Facebook would like to do away with anonymity and personalize everything. But that model is broken.

Industry Pundits Jon Udell and Steve Gillmor Address Capacity Audience of 170 Kynetx Developers in Support of the New “Client-Side” Web- SALT LAKE CITY, Apr 27, 2010 (BUSINESS WIRE) — The greatest uses of the web are functions that have likely not been invented yet, according to Kynetx. At the Kynetx Impact Conference in Salt Lake [...]

That's right, Kynetx Spring Impact 2010 starts tomorrow, April 27th and runs the the 28th. With A List Keynote and Featured speakers, product announcements, amazing food and just a hint a Bacon Salt, Spring Impact will super charge your imagination with what is now possible with a platform that enables you to create context [...]

Date: 04/19/2010 Start Time: 0228 MST on 4/18/2010 Stop Time: 0900 MST on 4/19/2010 Duration: 00:30:32 (DD:hh:mm) Severity: Sev2 - Limited impact Incident Summary: The KNS platform was not caching dispatch block information for twenty-two (22) rulesets, so the rules were not being fired during the incident. Services Impacted: Evaluation Servers (cs.kobj.net) Initialization Servers (init.kobj.net) Callback Serves (log.kobj.net) Root Cause Analysis: The root cause was determined to [...]