Category Archives: Business

Exponential Progress with Jason Silva

“Organizations tend to be innovative at the beginning.” The problem now is that the exponential progress of technology requires that organizations disrupt themselves, lest they be disrupted. But the future is bright, because there are untold ways in which organizations can be more interesting, innovative, and creative. About Singularity University: Singularity University is a benefit […]

Simon Sinek: “The Finite and Infinite Games of Leadership

Leadership, Business and Finding Purpose in the Workplace. Simon Sinek is the bestselling author of Start With Why and Leaders Eat Last, which have helped organizations around the world inspire their people to reach new heights. Entrepreneurs can often times win, simply by lasting longer than their competitors. Didn’t we all write-off Lyft? Microsoft focuses […]

AI Is Forcing Google and Microsoft to Become Chipmakers

The chip market is growing. Will the software behemoths making chips be enough? By now our future is clear: We are to be cared for, entertained, and monetized by artificial intelligence. Existing industries like healthcare and manufacturing will become much more efficient; new ones like augmented reality goggles and robot taxis will become possible. But as […]

How Text Messaging is Going to Advance Your Recruiting Process

Text messaging is an essential tool for job recruiters, but you have to learn how to use SMS texting effectively. To improve HR functions, texting offers a simple, direct way to communicate with potential job candidates and current employees. Text messages must be relevant to the recipient, offering new information or news. Too many text […]

Cord-cutting costing pay TV big concerns

Pay-TV lost an estimated 802,000 subscribers in the first quarter, The paradigm shifted away from network with schedules and channels some time ago but the behemoths are so huge and habits so ingrained into our society that broadcaster sill hang on to the idea that we’ll go back to watching appointment TV and the “innovators” […]

The “Maker Movement” Signals Renewed Education Interest for Skilled Trades

It has been a rough couple of years for the University of Phoenix. The upstart college founded in the 1970s by John Sperling aimed to provide higher education aimed specifically at working adults. In the late early 2000s, the University of Phoenix expanded its offerings to more directly compete with traditional higher education institutions, offering […]