Part 2–Internet of Things
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
Part 1 of my Internet of Things series
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.
Taxing “Because they do it” is Insanity
Many say that PA needs to follow the lead of other Natural Gas producing states, and have a severance tax on natural gas. That we
Google Glass and Supply Chain Management
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
Are special use facilities a waste?
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
Power without Accountability, or “I’m Sorry–isn’t that enough?”
There are issues of accountability with those in power. And for a change I am not talking about Congress and the President (although I think
Let “Washington” Pay For It (Really?)
A good friend posted an article on Facebook that purports to explain why the Affordable Care Act (ObamaCare) scares the Republicans. The article posits that the
Upgrade Time… and questions. I need advice!
So wise friends: Â Time to replace my Motorola Xoom (with LTE) tablet. The battery is now finally wearing out. Â I got it so that I
Mis-using Charts to Sell Retirement Planning–Is Prudential Unethical?
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
Internet Trumps Education? I think not…
Contrary to what some may say (including close family relatives) the internet isn’t “all that” for solving every problem. Many seem to think that the