“I went back to the office after completing the 2-day Certified ScrumMaster course. People expected me to have answers and solutions, but nobody was offering me any support. I felt lost and alone.”   Heard that...

Half of the adults who suffer from cystic fibrosis (CF) are infected with the aspergillus fungus, according to medical data from CF patients in 30 different countries. Not only is the discovery a surprise, as the...

If you looking for leverage to a rising gold price then I would stick to the junior miners (GDXJ) over the majors.  Many of the large miners (GDX) have had to take huge write downs on some poor decisions in...

  Organizations large and small struggle with getting their voice heard. Marketers want to increase brand awareness, brand humanization, brand equity and of course do so in a way that positively impacts the bottom...

by Gail Oliver, Small Business Marketing Consultant Just last week Target announced it would be setting up an online gift registry for college students. The service is not yet available in-store, but what it means it...

This is the first post is a series where I will post some ideas.  These are ideas, not active projects (although these ideas could be implemented with many active projects). My first idea is surrounding the concept of...

Today’s iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch apps for free daily include a neat calendar app, runner combat game, virtual wallet app, and PDF manager. A number of apps drop from paid to free on a daily basis*, and we pick the...

A graphic illustrating how Americans spend their time is a perfect foil to make the important case that the reader's time is a scarce resource. I wrote about this at the ASA forum in 2011 (link). In the same WSJ that...

From the 2014 Velocity Conference in Santa Clara, CA: John Allspaw, conference co-chair and VP of Tech Operations for Etsy, sits down to discuss the guidelines of a blame-less post-mortem, aiming to achieve a "just...

From the 2014 Velocity Conference in Santa Clara, CA: John Allspaw, conference co-chair and VP of Tech Operations for Etsy, sits down to discuss the guidelines of a blame-less post-mortem, aiming to achieve a "just...

(This article was first published on TRinker's R Blog » R, and kindly contributed to R-bloggers) The area of bibliometrics is not my area of expertise but is still of interest as a researcher. I sometimes think...

Just last week we reviewed Raccoon, a Windows application that let you download Android app APKs from from the Google Play Store to your computer. For apps hosted on the Google Play Store, a desktop application...

Perhaps you didn't attend Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference, either by choice or you didn't win Apple's lottery to earn the privilege of paying for WWDC. Or maybe you were one of the lucky ones to make it to...

Palo Alto Networks established a base in the Asia Pacific region nearly five years ago, and these days, we’re more focused on this important market than ever before. As Sharat Sinha highlighted during the opening of...

From the 2014 Velocity Conference in Santa Clara: J. Paul Reed, DevOps consultant and O'Reilly Programming contributor, sits down to discuss linguistic structures for post-mortem analysis, productive models for...

We're midway through the World Cup and with fans around the world cheering on their teams, social media is, of course buzzing. Taking a look at the buzz, real-time customer engagement platform Engagor, took a look at...

How often do you get to the end of a day and think, “where did all the time go?” For me, it used to happen all too frequently, and each time it happened, it left me with an unproductive feeling that I didn’t...