A project and product manager with 15 years’ experience in IT. After 6 years in a management position with an European CRM editor, and 3 years managing a CRM project for a credit insurance company in London, this Ph.D. in theoretical statistical physics is currently on sabbatical leave, pursuing creative writing projects, and occasionally setting up web sites for friends.
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If you've landed on this page, you may be interested in the different blogs that I'm keeping going. Here are your choices:
The Peripatetic Wonderer
This blog is kindly hosted by The Times of India. It's the place where I explore "the surprising yet delightful frontiers where different cultures and languages meet". It all started with an article that I wrote on the legacy of Mahatma Gandhi in Brazilian Carnival, which The Times of India published on 2 October 2009 (the birthday of the Mahatma, and a national holiday in India).
Web, CRM et al.
This is the place if you want to catch up with my musings on web design (or rather, web coaching) and project management (of a decidedly CRM variety).
In the Footsteps of the Buddha
This one is for sharing in my personal interests, quirky long-term projects, and anything else not suitable for publication elsewhere. It's also where you'll get to know why the choice of 'tathagata' for this blog (an aspiration rather than a description). And for fellow Samye Lingers, it's where you'll find my handwritten course notes from assorted retreats in the Samye Ling Monastery and Tibetan Centre, in Scotland.
Happy reading!
P.S. You'll find me on Facebook too.
