Those old enough to remember when Bill Gates and Steve Jobs were unknown entrepreneurs can marvel at the power and promised that computers have put at everyone’s command over the decades. Despite this power, many economists have been baffled by what is called the productivity paradox which has been summarized by economist Robert Solow’s 1987 quip that… [Continue Reading]
Tectonic Tech
March 27, 2017 by ·
“Technological advancement is greatly overestimated in the short run and greatly underestimated in the long run,” remarked science fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke. The Director of Industry Strategy for Adobe shares “6 Tectonic Shifts in Tech Every Executive Should Know” based on research at the World Economic Forum. You have probably heard of each of these,… [Continue Reading]
Poison Pills and Obstacle Courses
December 6, 2014 by · Leave a Comment
A poison pill is a tactic used by a publicly held company threatened with an unwelcome takeover bid to make itself unattractive to the bidder. Beach obstacles are intended to slow down an invading force. Nationally known IT Security Expert and speaker Mike Foster thinks you should be presenting a wide variety of both to those who would attempt an invasion of your… [Continue Reading]
