The end of a year is a time for reflection, but it’s also a time for running full-pelt at the new year with some ill-thought-out predictions under ones belt. It’s with this in mind that I fire up my 100%-accurate Criswell-Brand crystal ball, and peer into next year’s world of technology.
2013-12-23
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Today Steve Jones has a poll that asks about the visualizations or infographics that you find to be most effective.
2013-12-20
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It can be a challenge for some people to get away from work. Today Steve Jones gives you some of his advice.
2013-12-19
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Today we have a guest editorial from Tim Mitchell that talks about security and communications with your customers. Ultimately it pays to be open and honest.
2016-12-15 (first published: 2013-12-17)
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After Steve Ballmer shares some of his thoughts on his time as CEO, Steve Jones decided to give a few of his own thoughts.
2013-12-16
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Yahoo recently announced they are encrypting their traffic between data centers. Steve Jones thinks we should encrypt all traffic.
2013-12-16
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2013-12-13
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Today Steve Jones talks about those PVPs, private virtual properties, that your company may own. There are challenges with maintaining these items that show the technology field's immaturity.
2013-12-12
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Bill explores the consequences of people not seeing the value in doing things that are crucial to the success of projects.
2013-12-11
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The inaugural 2013 Tribal Awards kick off today and Steve Jones has a few thoughts.
2013-12-09
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Next up in my series talking about The Burrito Bot is diving into the...
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