The SerialStartups web site has posted an interview that I did with Naomi Tapia. It’s about some of the things to consider when starting up a new company.
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Insight for Current and Future Business Leaders
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The SerialStartups web site has posted an interview that I did with Naomi Tapia. It’s about some of the things to consider when starting up a new company.
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I’ll be giving the keynote at the 2010 Boomer Technology Circle Summit on August 23rd in Kansas City. If you’re in the accounting industry, then join me for a two-hour session on “How to Demystify I.T. For Your CEO.” For more information, go to http://www.boomer.com/?page=btcsummit
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ComputerWorld has published an article by Mary Brandel that includes the results of an interview I did with Mary last fall. The article is entitled “IT centralization is back in fashion.” You can see the article here.
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I’ll be speaking Thursday, October 8, 2009 at a lunch meeting of the Society for Information Management (SIM) in Salt Lake City, Utah. The topic is “How to Demystify IT for your CEO,” and I’ll be going over a lot of the material from my book. If you’re in Salt Lake City and you want [...]
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I’ve changed the tagline in my blog header. It used to be “Insight for Current and Future IT Leaders.” Now it’s “Insight for Current and Future Business Leaders.” I took out the word “IT” and replaced it with the word “business.” Here’s why: For over six years I’ve been writing about lessons I’ve learned from [...]
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Along with the blog comes an opportunity for sponsorship. I’ve had a few sponsors on my site all along. I have links to Amazon for a few books that I’ve found useful, occasionally I’ll recommend a product that I’ve enjoyed like the Amazon Kindle. And I’ve hosted a few Google ads here and there. I’m [...]
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With this issue I’m starting my seventh year of writing monthly articles for CIO’s. In those seven years email newsletters have become less common, and blogs have taken over.
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