Dear TWIS fellowhip, after last week’s news extravaganzza, this week’s edition is a little short and sharper…

• CIO’s Chris Kanaracus writes: Lumber Liquidators blames it’s weak recent quarterly results to a complex SAP implementation.
• “It’s the BI, stupid!”, Thomas Wailgum reports on an MIT / IBM study which shows that the corporate gut feel still rules.
• Digital Daily seems to enjoy Bill McDermott’s in-court apology to Oracle.

hey, you, Twitterverse!

• monkchips: seeing a lot of moves by major tech companies lately that clearly demonstrate one thing- developers are indeed the new kingmakers
• RenaldWittwer: Just talked with a customer about Java. There is lot of fear about the license policy of Oracle. No investment in Java projects anymore!
• @jonerp Only SAP technology strategists can give the #kissofdeath, architects & everyone else go for “loose coupling” @jpenninkhof
• mspork: SAP’s internal microblogging service (identi.ca) is quickly becoming the “feedback” button for IT
• jonerp: Turns out Leo is in Japan – Reuters:http://dlvr.it/8L1Wm #subpeonamadness