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Author Archives: Renatta Siewert
Keep Our Consumerization of IT in Check
Sometimes, conferences call or video chats just aren’t enough for that feeling of achievement after a meeting. Communications technologies like video chats and high-quality audio speakers for conference calls have proved their worth, allowing long distance job interviews, customer meetings, … Continue reading
Twitterchats ‘R Us
It’s a new year, which means our content pipelines and social media strategies are in full swing. Because it’s a new year, we’re also looking for inspiration. And if you are too, it might inspire you to try something you’ve … Continue reading
Reading Habits and Your Technology – Helping or Hindering?
I’m a new Kindle owner; yes, I’ve gone to the dark side. A couple of years ago when e-readers were a new thing the cool kids had, I stayed old-school and insisted on buying used books from Ebay. Now, my … Continue reading
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Tagged consumer technology, e reader, Kindle, stephen colbert, tablet market, technology, technology ramblings
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Anything to Put Those College Bookstores Out Of Business
College wasn’t very long ago for me, and the feeling of handing over a credit card to the campus bookstore still sends shivers down my spine. Luckily, I wasn’t an accounting or nursing major; just one of those books could … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon Kindle, bookstore, college bookstores, e reader, gadgets, Kindle, social media, technology
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Innovation is Irrelevant, For Once
The subject of patents is a controversial one. The everyday person tends to not be a patent supporter, as it’s generally agreed upon that patent law is outdated and therefore ineffective. However, for companies like Apple and Samsung, the patent … Continue reading
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Tagged android, Apple, innovation, patent, patent infringement, patent infringements, relevant, technology
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Will social media ever reach all the airlines?
Have you ever been stuck at an airport for far longer than your layover? Have you ever been greeted with the annoyed, bored stares of flight attendants? If this has never happened to you, you’ve either never traveled, or have … Continue reading
Running on Empty: The Call Of the Turtle
I have a lot of respect for those environmental pioneers that purchase an electric vehicle before reading reviews and comparing experiences. That said, we should all applaud the efforts of the Nissan Leaf drivers to go green. Nissan launched the … Continue reading
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Tagged auto, consumer technology, environmental pioneers, innovation, Nissan Leaf
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Two Sides Of the Same Coin, Two Peas in a Pod
If you haven’t heard that SXSW is fully underway and everyone and their mother are in attendance, you are probably living under a rock. I have to admit, I haven’t been following the announcements, except for the occasional tweet. I … Continue reading
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Tagged best practices, events, social media, success story, SXSW, Tony Hsieh, Zappos
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You’ve Done It Again, Watson
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, IBM’s supercomputer Watson (named for the founder of IBM, Thomas J. Watson) beat two human beings, twice, on the show Jeopardy. No one can contest the amount of efforts, money, information, and plain … Continue reading
Business-Class Isn’t the Most Child-Friendly Group of People?
Some months ago, I found an article about a restaurant owner who felt that not allowing children in her restaurant was appropriate, especially for childless diners. This week, USA Today published a story about select airlines choosing child-free flights. According … Continue reading
