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Archive for April, 2007
Idaho Republicans are in Trouble
I should preface this by stating that I am not a political pundit. I am not a Republican or Democrat. I am the person at the polls who wishes I could vote for NOTA. This is probably the first time I have ever posted about politics. But that being said, I’d like to make a [...]
UPS Whiteboard is pointless
So apparently UPS has some cool ads, done by some cool director. The only thing I really liked was the music, You can listen to the full song here. I don’t watch TV anymore (only what I download of iTunes) so I never saw the commercials. But I did see the billboard while in California, [...]
Micron is blogging
Apparently Micron has been blogging since late ’06, although not very regularly. I don’t know of anyone that knew about this. I asked some of my friends that work there and they didn’t know. It seems that they have been quietly experimenting with blogs. There are no links from the front page, and no references [...]
New Channels of Engagement
I find myself debating with people about the business relevance of New Media tools. For the last two years (and probably for the next two years) I have dealt with sceptics who question the validity of blogs, podcasts, wiki’s, forums and online social networks (LinkedIn) as a viable communication medium. Lately I have been fielding [...]
Who Killed E-Mail?
We all did. “I’ll just send him/her a quick e-mail .” “Can you send that over in an e-mail?” E-mail is very convenient. It’s simple, fast and quicker than picking up the phone. Unfortunately in most business settings, other than the phone, it is the only way people communicate. This is a problem. How many [...]
Wikipedia is the best thing ever!
“Wikipedia is the best thing ever. Anyone in the world, can write anything they want about any subject. So you know you are getting the best possible information.” – Michael Scott I am a huge fan of The Office. (Seasons 1-5 are the best, I think the show started heading downhill from there) The above [...]
New Media Trifecta (part 1)
There is a “perfect storm” coming to American businesses. Trust – People’s trust is at an all time low (and for very good reason). This doesn’t just effect customer relationships, but also employee, partner and stakeholder relationships. Do your customers trust you? Do your employees trust you? Do you care? (If the answer is no [...]
Consultants and MBAs
Justin, over at the Treasure Valley Consultants blog asks: “Do consultants and entrepreneurs need these advanced degrees (MBA’s) to be in business for themselves?” The answer is obviously; No Should a consultant or entrepreneur have an MBA? It depends. What your goals are? Who are your clients? Experience is obviously much more important. I am [...]
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