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Working as a developer and consultant in the enterprise software space for twenty years, with a wealth of knowledge of common enterprise systems and platforms. Probably best known online as a "social bridgebuilder". Main weblog The Lost Outpost reflects diversity of interests: development, design, communications, everything social, community building, marketing, gaming and podcasting.
I mainly edit pages related to computer software, television and film. So far I have yet to create a new article, and have focused on improving the quality of others.
You can usually find me online in places like Mastodon, Skype, IRC etc as andypiper (or sometimes, andypiperuk)
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