Social Media Marketing Won't Fix Your Infrastructure Problem by David Armano on Logic+Emotion Quote: Every business has a series of systems and
Tracie and I went down to Highland Park in Dallas to look at Christmas lights this weekend. Saw this tree and thought it was beautiful. Captured with
This was originally posted on InfoBoom. Reposting here for my regular readers. I recently wrote a post titled Social - A Culture, not a tool that
We are quickly coming up to the end of 2010. Most people are winding down for the holidays....perfect time to grab a few good books during the down time.
Unlocking the Mayor Badge of Meaninglessness by Umair Haque - Harvard Business Review Quote: Social media needs to enlarge its blinkered, myopic
Here's a shot of a Tufted Titmouse. Captured with a Canon 1D Mark iII with Canon 400mm 5.6 L + Canon 1.4x Extender sitting on my Induro CT314 Tripod. See
Social Media has brought a real danger to the forefront of society. It's not the security risks that might be inherent in social media, although there are
If you're organization is like most, you've got a lot of legacy IT systems. Most of those legacy systems require a lot of maintenance. Most of those
Why customer experience innovation matters now by Jeffrey Phillips on Innovate on Purpose Quote: ...firms that improve the customer experience, not just
Here's a shot of a Tufted Titmouse about to take off. Captured with a Canon 1D Mark iII with Canon 400mm 5.6 L + Canon 1.4x Extender sitting on my Induro
This article is an adaptation from a text out of the book “Management 3.0: Leading Agile Developers, Developing Agile Leaders,” by Jurgen Appelo. The book
I had a conversation two weeks ago with a colleague who was taking over the social media, marketing and PR responsibilities for a small but growing
Freetards: The Webmaster's Guide to Freetard Culture by Aaron Wall SEO Book.com Quote: With the rise of social media there is a rise of consumers feeling
I caught this Cardinal last year at Spring Creek Nature Preserve in Garland TX. Captured with Canon 7D and Canon 500mm f/4 L. Love this photo...the red
So the Fall 2010 semester is coming to an end and it looks like I've gotten to the point where I've got to actually write something longer than a few
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