Back in my college days, I was quite the party animal. Well...that's actually a bit misleading...I was a physics major...so partying was really more like
Standard & Poor's Downgrade: How Debt Has Defined Human History by David Graeber on Speakeasy - WSJ Quote: Instead of setting up great overarching
From the photo archive - a photo of a sunrise over Carolina Beach, NC. Love this photo...wish I were there now :) Taken with Canon 40D and Tamron
The word 'professional' is quite often overused in today's world. There are tons of professionals out there. Professional sports players. Professional
Ten Reasons Why the Agency Model is Broken by Valeria Maltoni on Conversation Agent Quote: Agencies need to change how they work with clients, or they
Here's a photo I took while at the Oklahoma City National Memorial a few years ago. This is the Reflecting Pool, West Gate and Empty Chairs that depict
I'm starting to see more people talk about the real need for change within IT groups. The big analyst/consulting companies (Forester, Garnter, etc) are
July marks the 5th year of existance of this blog. On July 14 2006 I pushed 'publish' on my first post. That post - titled The Strategic Use of Human
Dispel the myth of “lean will not work here” by Jeff Liker on The Lean Edge Quote: In short, every organization is operating in a different environment
This is a Red Winged Blackbird I captured a few months ago at Village Creek Drying Beds in Arlington TX. Great bird photography location! Captured with
I've been writing about The New CIO for a little over 2 years and I still see many of the same issues within IT shops and CIO offices that I saw in 2009.
5 Things CIOs need to know about Google Plus by Tom Catalini Quote: Take a look at Google Plus to get a sense of the future, which seems to be arriving
This post sponsored by the Enterprise CIO Forum and HP. Note: I love technology...believe me I do. I just really liked this photo :) I Just finished
I lost my temper yesterday and a poor, helpless support representative got to hear some words that would make most folks blush. See...when someone in a
Sometimes I really get it wrong; my apology to SEO industry by Robert Scoble on Scobleizer Quote: Anyway, it’s 2011 now and it’s clear that the Google way
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