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Confusion on when and where to start using big data or proceed to the next level quickly becomes overwhelming and paralysis sets in. Here are 6 ways to overcome that paralysis. Read More

One day, inevitably, you’re going to need someone’s help at work. If you don’t have the authority to tell someone what to do – you aren’t their boss – then you’ll need them to want to help you. Here’s a few ways to accomplish that, without feeling smarmy in the least bit.
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Some people are just naturally good at sales. They have charisma and an outgoing nature that makes them successful in any selling situation. Read More

Google Classroom is a virtual classroom where students and teachers can come together. The tool is available for those who use Google Apps for Education. Read More

Darth Vader is a powerful pop culture image, and the Darth Vader brand crosses all ages, cultures, and social groups. Find out how sight, sound and brand association make the Vader brand so powerful, and how you can emulate 'the dark side' in your marketing. Read More

There are stories going around that Microsoft's OneDrive for Business is altering your files. There's some truth to that, but it's probably not what you think it is. Nor is it Microsoft tracking your files for its own purposes. Read More

You’ve got one heck of a big, sprawling project to manage, even if you’re not a member of Marvel Comics’ S.H.I.E.L.D., trying to protect the world. Perhaps you can use some mentoring from the new Marvel Comics-based movie, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, and from last year’s Avengers movie.
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Are you a Buffy, or more of a Xander? Rikki Endsley looks at seven Buffy the Vampire Slayer characters commonly seen on teams and the unique contributions each brings to projects.
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The analyst firm "IDC" analyzes the world market for wearable devices: 2014 will be the year of the true debut, with a forecast of significant growth for the next five years. Read More

Guidance to help you calibrate the issues to consider in the “Go/No-Go” decision process of canceling or killing a project. Read More