Monthly Archives: October 2010

I’m a fan of art that doesn’t feel compelled to limit itself to one medium. Varied textures, tones, dimension can create impressions different from what’s possible when the artist confines herself to one kind of pallet. I’m going to the … Continue reading →

I went to see “The Social Network” last night, hoping for grist for this mill. The seeds of this kind of online community and its potential were evident nearly 30 years ago in the accidental community enabled in France in … Continue reading →

http://bit.ly/9Co563 I do think organizations have a lot to consider when considering ITAD. Here’s my take

Perhaps you have never heard of Randy Paynter. It’s actually a new name to me. Perhaps you have never heard of or received mail from Care2 – I admit, I can’t find anything in my inbox prior to this year. … Continue reading →

Last night I was privileged to be at a launch party for the new Boston-based branch of Presidio Graduate School – renown for its stellar education of sustainability leaders. A Presidio grad, who wishes to remain anonymous,  offered her perception … Continue reading →

As an analyst following emerging technologies, I sympathized greatly with innovators whose new products didn’t fit nicely into spaces defined by the BIG analyst firms and that had no place on a Gartner Magic Quadrant. A Magic Quadrant says establishment. … Continue reading →

My Google search tells me 6,697,254,041 was the population of the world in 2008. We aren’t shrinking. I find 6,697,254,041 a difficult number to wrap my head around in any kind of personal way. I know that populations are growing … Continue reading →

I have no clue exactly how or when I joined the Justmeans group on LinkedIn. It was subtle. I recall getting email about things that genuinely interested me – seemingly out of the blue. I know that it was at … Continue reading →

I was going to tell you about the latest of my great connections enabled by LinkedIn, but, in fact, it’s LinkedIn that deserves the credit. The new social fabric is being woven by social media. The bonds we create, the … Continue reading →