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Category Archives: Info Dynamics Intelligence
The Speciation of Web Sites
I saw a headline the other day in someone else’s newspaper: Days of Static Website Over. Not that I was on the bus and read the headline from several yards away and didn’t read the article at all. My first … Continue reading
Technology (law) is everywhere!
At the firm where I’m working, I deal a lot with wills & estates, family law, and small business. “But wait!” you say. “Where’s the intellectual property and information technology?”
And I answer, “Everywhere.” Continue reading
How to save a drowning business
In a state of economic decline – the cold water – companies will shed their appendages to keep whatever oxygen remains for the vital organs. Like the human body, this results in drowning, as without those extremities, the company can no longer manoeuver in the water. Unlike the human body, this relfex is not hard to reprogram. By trimming the oxygen needs of the vital organs, the extremities can be kept functioning until the water warms. Continue reading
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Information is the Good, the Currency, and the Era
I’m reading “Business @ the Speed of Thought,” by Bill Gates. (Chapters-Indigo Link Here) He wrote it ten years ago, which allows me the critical distance I prefer when reading a book that prognosticates. Say what you will about MS … Continue reading
Opening the Scope of Employee Contribution
Just because an employee has a job with certain assigned tasks for which he is responsible, it is nowhere mandated to limit the scope of that employee’s contribution to those tasks. Continue reading
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