Category: Innovation

In a previous article I critiqued the questions many recruiters and hiring managers ask potential employees and contractors*.  Equally important are the questions job candidates

The IBM of the 1960s was a very staid business. So who would have thought that the Muppets were providing motivational advice to scores of

The Importance of Being Urgent The nickname ?Crackberry? has been around for years, and the addictive nature of the Blackberry and other smartphones is certainly

I?m a Believer Jill Tarter is something of a believer. She?s an astronomer who, according to a recent article in New Scientist, won a TED

Fantastic Facebook Facts If you?re a sucker for stats, here are some Facebook highlights. Amin Vahdat, a professor in Computer Science and Engineering at University

They Have Some Ex-Splean?ing to Do It?s called WebSPlean?pronounced web-spleen?and it?s the latest in video spokesperson (VS) technology. According to a company release, VS tech

Silicon-based computers will never be able to solve certain problems. This is true even if the number of transistors on a chip doubles every year

Business leaders often use agility to describe their business plans and strategic initiatives, but it’s often little more than just a vision. Agility is something

It was a tough week for dotcom nostalgia. First Sun Microsystems — the company that once claimed to have "put the dot in dot-com" —