More industry talk about Gmail as a new messaging paradigm. Might be overblown, but it is great technology.
Interview questions are trick question, the trick is giving the answer you want Photo by Ian Schneider on Unsplash I’ve been doing a lot of interviews in the past while. Which means I’ve been asked a lot of questions. A lot of the same ones crop up over and over, and some questions really do feel like…
IT needs to support innovation and finding better ways to do things, not defend the status quo Let’s get this out of the way first. I’ve been on both sides of the IT desk. I might sit in marketing at the moment, but I am, and always will be, a techie. So when I talk about…
Here's the gist. RSS allows people to find obscure bits of data. Personal Video Recorders (PVRs) let people easily record things they'd like to watch. The end result very well could be a future where you find and record programs completely on your own time frame. Want to watch CSI at 7 instead of 9?…
Two really good sections of this article. First is on a legal Russian music download service. I used Puretracks myself with no problem. Of course I had a $10 credit as a Telus high-speed customer. The second section is very, very interesting. Gillian dives into the whole, do you need face-to-face meetings and what defines…
Perhaps this is one of the keystones of KM. Tap into an record the “conventional wisdom” to leverage. But this article points out the catch, what if it's wrong. Also I think the conventional wisdom capture, while it might be the most important information to capture, is the hardest to capture. Who wants to write…
I can’t tell you what sources I read, that’s not how it works Photo by Claudia on Unsplash One of the secrets to being a professional blogger (aka Content Marketer 1.0, or maybe beta version) is to read a lot of sources. Those of us who started out like this curated and shared our list of feeds…
