This image appears on Facebook every so often, and it makes an appeal to “buying local” by, in part, disparraging the “big chains” as being greedy, and implying that all the money goes out of town. While there is “truth”...
 Click the link below, to read about how to bank your gas savings.  It’s a quick tip, made quicker by your online banking app! Post by Real Tech for Real People.
Part 3 of the Internet of Things series. “Following on from his first and second articles Steve Brady is continuing his topic of the internet of things. In this third part he explains how the data can be shared and...
PROCESS MANAGEMENT:I just returned from a cross-country trip helping my son move to Colorado Springs. Â We made a nice trip out of it, taking the time to do some site-seeing along the way, including the St Louis Arch, and the...
My second article in the series on “The Internet of Things” is now posted over at Eye for Transport. In this article, I tackle the Internet of Things for SMALL BUSINESS. “a well designed dashboard integrating the measures, with appropriate...
IÂ am starting a series over at Eye For Transport, talking about the ‘Internet of Things.” Â I am taking a different tack in approaching this topic. Â I see the internet of things as not just connecting, but Please, take a minute,...
I am pleased to share my first article posted on my new column with Eye For Transport. I will be writing regularly on innovations and technology in the supply chain. I decided to lead off with an article about Google...
This article in the Wall Street Journal is quite interesting, highlighting people now living in empty office buildings in London. Â I have always looked at empty office buildings, and even empty strip malls, and wondered what it would be like...
Perhaps you have seen the Prudential advertisement that shows people placing dots on a chart showing the oldest person they know. Â Prudential uses this, in comparison to the line drawn on the chart with the retirement age, to show a...
FastCompany recently published a very good article with recommendations on what to do (and not do) with your first hour at work. I especially like two of them. Customer Service, and “Don’t check email.” It’s difficult, especially with email on...