Monthly Archives: February 2011
Well Deserved Kudos- and a lesson for us all!
I had my post all picked out today. (Actually, I generally have four or five of them saved, ready to be posted on a given day). But, today, I was moved by a blog I read. And, I was compelled to tell you the story- so that Cary’s knowledge can help you, too.
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Cell Phones- Dangerous or Not?
What? Print in 3-D?
If you have been involved in developing new products, you know that prototyping can be an expensive and extensive process. You need a great industrial designer and/or a talented craftsman. Even then, the prototype may not provide you the wherewithal to run various tests.
Actions to Stimulate Creativity (There’s way too much talk)
EHR Adoption Rates, Effective Costs, and Potential Uses- DATA, not hopes
Gimme that “old time religion”- and give it to everyone else, too!
You’ve heard me (drone, rant, speechify) about the need for vision, mission, and goals for every enterprise and every individual. And, I also believe in branding- but, that’s less important for small firms than delivering what is expected (or more) every time. We- that’s you, me, and everyone else need to make our efforts into a religion, a belief, an “ISM”- Integrity, Simplify, and Magnify.
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Coming soon to a home near you…
Converting Honest to Goodness Solid Waste to Methane. Been there and done that-in the 70s. Pyrolysis of waste. Been there and done that too. Both of those were large scale designs, not for use in our homes. Continue reading Coming soon to a home near you…
Walk Left, Stand Right (or Perambulate Right)
Let me start out telling you that I am a born New Yorker. I walk fast, I talk fast, I think fast…in fact, I do everything very quickly- with one exception. ‘Nuff said. Back to the topic. I have been gone for some 4 decades. But, I still am a New Yorker at heart.
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Man on a Mission (the sexist version still sounds best, sorry)
I was working with a client this past week to refocus their company. Now that the recession seems to be ending (I know, the light at the end of the tunnel; but the issue this time seems more related to our psychological reactions- our belief has been shattered), it wants to insure its growth and profits over the next decade. Its people must work in concert to do so.
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