Project Failure Files: Pushing Back on Reporting Overload
In Episode 91 of the Project Failure Files weekly webcast, Sharon and I discuss “Drowning in Reports” and the slow creep where project teams spend...
In Episode 91 of the Project Failure Files weekly webcast, Sharon and I discuss “Drowning in Reports” and the slow creep where project teams spend...
There is a version of AI-assisted content work that gets most of the attention: faster drafts, automated outlines, and generated social copy. Useful, yes....
Formed in Manchester, England, in 1982 by Paul Gilbertson and Jim Glennie, James evolved from an improvisational garage outfit into one of the most...
In Episode 90 of the Project Failure Files weekly webcast, Sharon and I discuss “Stumbling in the Boardroom” and how this is the failure mode...
For Episode 356 of the #MVPbuzzChat interview series, I spoke with Business Applications MVP Sailaja Mantripragada (/in/sailajamantripragada/), the founder and principal architect at Low Code...
Most content programs are built around a production mindset. Write the post. Publish the video. Send the newsletter. Move on to the next one....
The Dream Academy feels like a memory you’re not entirely sure is yours—soft-edged, slightly faded, and glowing from somewhere just beyond reach. Emerging in...
Back in 2004, when I first launched this blog, social media was still experimental. Nobody was talking about creators, algorithms, influencers, engagement rates, or...
Back in April 2013 as the move to the cloud was aggressively underway, I sat through a Gartner session comparing Google and Microsoft on...
A Norwegian neuroscientist’s brain-imaging work has been making the rounds again, repackaged as proof that typing is bad for your brain and handwriting is...