Honest thinking about technology decisions. — Page 75

Silence is a Leadership Trait by Samuel Bacharach Quote: Between the words, between the actions, between the political strategies, leaders must create

I received quite a few positive responses to my Small Business CIO post last week so I thought I'd continue the topic this week. Over the last few days

Image by eric@ericbrown.com via Flickr Today is the 15th anniversary of the Oklahoma City  Bombing. I was a senior in college when the bombing happened

How to Defy Newton's Laws of Motion in Marketing by Valeria Maltoni on Conversation Agent: Quote: Emerging media allows you to develop laser focus in your

I've been trying to catch up on my reading list. Most articles, books and blogs that I've been reading have been focused around CIO's and IT organizations

Innovation success is based on enthusiasm by Jeffrey Phillips on Innovate on Purpose Quote from the article: What sustains innovation over time is the

Jurgen Appelo over at Noop.nl has release his list of the Top 150 Management & Leadership Blogs....and I'm on it.  As the kids say...Woot! (I think

Short answer?  Nope. Long answer?  Read on :) Vince Kellen does a great job arguing the point in a post titled "Echolalia: The CIO is Dead! Long Live the

Happy Easter everyone. Last week was the first published post using Delicious to manage links for my Sunday links post.  I used a javascript from

Some of you might have noticed a few tweets from me about my 'new role'.   I start that new role Monday April 5th...more on that in a moment. You also may

I'm trying out a new approach to my link sharing posts. I'm now using delicious to capture the the articles that I want to share along with my notes. I

I'm continuing my research into Knowledge Management practices and principles within the project world.   Currently still in literature review mode and

Technical Excellence is something we all strive for in areas that we care about. We all want to be really good at something don't we? It takes a long time

I just finished reading Chase Jarvis' post titled "Creativity alone is not enough". In this article, Chase argues that Creativity isn't enough for people

Too Big to Trust? Or Too Untrustworthy to Scale? by Charles H. Green on Trust Matters Preach it Brother Edelman by Robbin Phillips on Brains On Fire Blog