The passing of Steve Jobs was a sad event for me. I bought my first Apple Macintosh computer in 1987. It was a used first generation Mac that cost me $2,300! Nonetheless I loved it, it was my first computer because the Commodore 64 I had in high school never Read more…
Apple’s announcement yesterday disappointed some that wanted to see a new iPhone design, the iPhone 5. Had the iPhone 5 been announced there would have been throngs of innovators, early adopters and first droppers lined up to buy the device on the first day, shattering sales records and making news. Read more…
OK so it’s been a month since I bought my iPhone and jumped into mobile social media and communication hyperdrive. As a longtime Apple user and fanatic I have to say it beats my old BlackBerry device in terms of features, applications and coolness. However what I have also discovered Read more…
After being a daily newspaper subscriber, working in public relations for several years, and being an avid reader all my life, I stopped subscribing to my local paper a few months ago. It was a tough decision made easier by the declining quality and quantity of my local paper, The Read more…
Proving facts to management is always a difficult task. During our October meeting Susan Moore and Elissa Fink demonstrated their technique for telling a great story with data that can help you communicate the important facts in a memorable way. We have all faced the challenge of having too much Read more…