What is privacy?
The public is finally becoming aware that their data, activities and preferences are currency to the platforms and services they use. So, what is privacy?
The public is finally becoming aware that their data, activities and preferences are currency to the platforms and services they use. So, what is privacy?
Almost 20 years ago, my first management position came with some simple words of advice. They have served me well, and I would like to share them.
The Proust Questionnaire is a questionnaire about one's personality. Bill E. Dawson has shared his answers, and insights into his personality.
Too often we use the words "management" and "leadership" interchangeably, and I have watched organizations struggle with the lack of distinction.
In 2018 I plan to resurrect my blog with more frequent musings, ideas and aspirations. From a personal goal, I hope this helps me solidify my personal brand and voice.
This is the third, and last post, in a series written about the impact of Gartner's 2012 report that CMO spending would outpace CIO spending by 2017.
This is the second in a series of blog posts written about the impact of Gartner's 2012 report that CMO spending would outpace CIO spending by 2017.
This is the first in a series of blog posts written about the impact of Gartner's 2012 report that CMO spending would outpace CIO spending by 2017.
The following, posted on many websites each year, first appeared in the January 1990 edition of the defunct Spy Magazine under the title “Is there a Santa Claus?” by Richard Waller. No known
A Christmas morning, longer ago than I'd like to admit, our living room TV was blinking "Merry Christmas" in red and green. My mother had programmed a strange device attached to
May 4th – Star Wars Day! Why is the love of Star Wars synonymous with being a geek in the technology industry? For me Star Wars has always been a glimpse at the possible.