Very exciting news. We have committed to donating unused computer cycles to Stanford’s Folding project. Stanford University scientists study Alzheimer’s, Huntington’s, Parkinson’s, and many cancers. It’s all setup on our computers and running. We just finished our first work unit, and I am looking forward to many more.
I had a conversation today with a manufacturer of a custom product. The company was interested in improving their web/internet presence and had already spoken with and received a quote from another vendor. Website tweak or rebuild
The problem is that the other vendor’s quote was inappropriate for the company’s situation. Their quote recommended tearing [...]
It’s easy to become complacent. We get into our daily routines, we learn how to do our jobs just well enough to not get fired, and we rinse, wash, and repeat until retirement. Or at least some of us do. Others embrace the new methods and new tools that become available to be more productive [...]
Launching a new website without first understanding how the old website is performing is a bad idea. Without a website performance baseline, there is no way to:
Judge the success of the new website. Make the determination that the project was worthwhile. Target improvement efforts based on what has been possible in the past.
In [...]
Bill Gates and the family down the street may have the same phone.
The Smartphone could be one of America’s greatest social equalizers. A recent study by CNBC News shows that world wide there are just over 1 billion smartphone users. Another reports by Business Insider shows 235 million smartphone users in America. I think this [...]
Smart phones, apps, and new software are just some of the latest technology that we can use to increase personal efficiency. But what about the more established technologies like email and browsers? These technologies are more a part of our daily lives than we care to admit. Collectivity, technology is the key to becoming more [...]
I had the opportunity last year to participate in an awesome project. Site-Seeker was just recognized for it, and it so rewarding to work on a project where everyone just works seamlessly together.
Thanks Indium!
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