Other fields need speed, too. But can we just be honest and say that it’s part of the tech workplace culture to try and wring every waking hour out of our salaried employees?...
Got Game talks in depth about the 90 million Americans – one-third of the population – brought up on video games, and their place in the workforce. Can it be true?...
Whether you like it or not, your corporate image is out there and is fully exposed. Naseem Javed shows you five possible faces of the corporate image....
Who would have thought that there could be a business opportunity in helping IT administrators unpack cardboard boxes?...
The United States has dropped from third to 17th among all nations in the percentage of 18-to-24-year-olds earning science and engineering degrees. It is time to act, Still argues....
Angel investors fill a gap left by hesitant VCs. Michael Rosen looks at the five types of life-science angels and runs the numbers on their contribution to start-up businesses....
Most of us haven’t had too much direct experience with really bad technology. Technology that doesn’t fit, technology that irritates, technology that confuses, yes, but really, really bad technology, on the scale of the exploding Ford Pintos or more recently SUV-flipping Firestone tires? Not...
The television ad in which George Bush and Bill Clinton urge Americans to come to aid of tsunami victims is unique, not only because the appeal comes from two former presidents, but because of how they ask people to give – on the Internet....
Tech entrepreneurs are everywhere besieged by Polonius-like consultants. Rather than bringing real solutions to painful problems, these consultants are expert at parroting back opinions by their clients and extending the length of their consulting contracts....
The driving reason to download and try Skype was a soaring international phone bill. If I could circumvent the phone company by using VoIP, I could save hundreds of dollars per year....