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Ever want to join someone to discuss a particular idea? Or, maybe you want to meet new people based on a specific subject or topic when you are traveling? In today’s socially-connected world, how does one get in touch – in person or by phone – with the world around them? Read More

I’m back on LinkedIn. It took some persuading but, you know, “I skate to where the puck is going to be, not where it has been” and all that. Read More

The Daily Scrum, Episode 10 is now available! In this episode we chat about whether measuring velocity is a waste of time based on the Ken Schwaber article Waste Not. Read More

There are some bumps I'm ironing out, and I'm continuing to learn how to be a better interviewer and podcaster. With all that in mind, I thought I'd provide a quick overview on how I got started. Read More

An example of a small business using Square to help customers quickly and painlessly purchase their products in a New York marketplace. Read More

One of the things I’ve been attempting to learn more about is advertising and sponsoring – both in the traditional sense (ie, offline) and online – through this site. The learning is going well. The results could be better. Read More

Each time I design / hand out / receive a business card, I think: What a necessary evil. I know they have their place, but can we have another option to giving out / receiving business cards? Read More

In theory, it’s a great idea – Simply point your camera on your phone to a QR Code, snap a picture, and you are magically whipped over to a landing page providing additional details and a possible gift for your patronage.

In practice, not so much so. Read More

An interview with Roger Sewhcomar, independent filmmaker, on how he uses technology for collaboration and film production. His latest piece is to use Kickstarter to support his first feature film. Read More

I mean it. Stop it.

I know it’s hard, since that’s the way you’ve been doing it all along. But things are changing – they have changed – and what you’re doing is wrong.

And if you don’t stop selling crap, someone is going to call you out on it, potentially ruining your brand and reputation. Read More