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There are times when I'm happy, but sad at the same time. This has always been the case, but it comes into sharp relief when I'm not sad at anyone, but rather, the mixed situation I find myself in. I'm happy because yesterday I

Headlines and banner messages abound on the Internet today about iMessage killing off SMS. Here are some reasons why I am pretty sure that’s over inflated: 1. Not everyone has an iDevice (contrary to popular opinion). iMessage only works with iDevices. I don’t know what kind of phone

So I was eagerly anticipating the release of Mac OSX Lion.  It’s not cause I’m a huge Mac fan or anything – far from it, but I like new toys and Windows 7 is getting old.  I have a Mac Mini server at the house that I use for

Every now and then, particularly on lazy Sunday afternoons, I stop to reflect on life.  Typically this reflection involves making a list of things that need to be done, or in many cases, reflecting on the list of honey-do’s I just got handed to me.  Today was an exceptionally

Normally, printing is the bane of my existence.  I don’t like to print, I find that it is not necessary given the 70 different devices I have to read things on and generally speaking, they are just dumb.  In 30 years, one would expect that the various (and there

I’m not a sports fan, but I know that the owner of the Cavs is getting a lot of ‘stuff’ for using Comic Sans when ranting about some basketball player leaving.  Had a great discussion with our UX guy and GM this morning about Comic Sans and he put

I use this term to describe the tendency of enterprises to look at products not for what they offer but for what we need to move around. It’s like fitting square pegs into round holes; spending untold sums of money and time to make changes to native functionality that

I didn’t mean for this article to turn into a specific rant, but I failed horribly in that regard.  I was doing some follow up research on my previous post regarding the final two silos and was being constantly reminded about how much productivity is lost in the enterprise