Digital transformation is a necessity. But you need to focus on digital maturity rather than transformation if you want to be successsful in the long run.
I just read Tom Catalini's "Everybody Knows IT, But They Still Need Help" where he wrote: People know IT now. But they also need help. That’s not
As you take on the role of coach/mentor/teacher, both you and your clients will benefit.
Lately, I've been having a lot of knee pain. For the last few months, its been constant and regular and seemed to get worse when I would spend a lot of
Strategy. That one word can send shudders through many folks. That one word has made millions and millions for consulting companies and consultants. Can
This is a short one....lots going on this week. I got a lot of great feedback on a post I wrote titled "Consultants - Do we need them?". In that post I
I ran across an interesting post today titled "Why you don't need Social Media Consultants" on the Brains on Fire Blog. The main thesis of the post is:
When did common sense get removed from the corporate technology selection process? For those that don't know what it is, technology selection is the
So here I am....a consultant. I've been operating independently for a while now and have come to the following conclusions: The 'problem' is very rarely
Everyone wants to work with the ideal client, but how many consultants and entrepreneurs out there can afford the luxury of holding out for this mythical
Rajesh Setty at Life Beyond Code has been posting "Quought for the Day*" posts for the last few weeks (see the end of this post for the definition of
Trusted Advisor Associates has an interesting post today about trust titled "Bad Marketing 101: Trust Me!" I thought the article was worth linking to. An
The recent IEEE Engineering Management newsletter had a link to an excellent Case Study reference guide...thought I'd post it here for everyone else:
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