Blue Plate Special: Robert Palmer
Robert Palmer cultivated a persona that felt as meticulously tailored as his suits: cool, cosmopolitan, and effortlessly genre-fluid. His voice, silky yet commanding, moved...
Why Most AI Projects Fail Before They Start
[This is the first in a 3-article series that draws on a conversation with Andrew Amann, CEO of NineTwoThree AI Studio, on the CollabTalk...
Content Strategy: The Content Retirement Problem
There’s a comforting idea that floats around content marketing circles: evergreen content. Write something good, the thinking goes, and it keeps working for you...
The Hidden Cost of “Doing More with Less” in IT
“Doing more with less” is usually framed as a mark of maturity. It suggests efficiency, discipline, and smart prioritization. As I wrote about last...
Project Failure Files: Ignoring Career Development
In Episode 74 of the Project Failure Files weekly webcast, our focus was “Overlooking the Growth Curve,” in which Sharon and I unpack a...
#MVPbuzzChat 344 with Frank Falvey
For Episode 344 of the #MVPbuzzChat interview series, I spoke with M365 MVP Frank Falvey (@frank_falvey), an Application Engineer and Microsoft Copilot expert at Competition Team...
Copilot Isn’t Becoming a Marketplace. It’s Becoming the Broker.
When I first heard that Claude was being made available inside Microsoft Copilot, I didn’t rush to write about it. Part of that was...
Blue Plate Special: Brian Eno (Part 2)
As mentioned in Part 1, Brian Eno is an English musician, producer, and artistic provocateur whose work since the early 1970s has continually pushed...
Content Strategy: Crowdsourcing Content Ideas from Your Audience
One of the most persistent challenges in any content marketing or community engagement strategy is the “Ivory Tower” effect. We sit in our offices,...
Why “Doing More with Less” Has Become the Default Mandate for IT
Somewhere along the way, “do more with less” stopped being a temporary rallying cry and quietly became the permanent job description for IT. It’s...
