This, and the other feature mentioned in the article, having the app tell you when you’re approaching a railroad crossing, seem like really good ideas to me. I’ve known plenty of places over the years where turning left was a fool’s game, and found ways to route around that. You should have the option to turn that on the same way you can avoid tolls, right?
I’ve seen numerous people talk about using FriendFeed of late, a few who even talked about using it instead of an RSS aggregator because you can put everything you’re doing online in one feed and give it to people who really want to know what you’re doing that much. Tonight, I took a quick look…
This is just dumb: “Manafort emailed Gates a .pdf version of the real 2016 DMI P&L, which showed a loss of more than $600,000,” the indictment claims. “Gates converted that .pdf into a Word document so that it could be edited, which Gates sent back to Manafort. Manafort altered the Word document by adding more…
When you have that blurring, though, the idea that you can measure productivity the same way as you did when we spent 8 hours building a widget seems a little overly simplistic, doesn’t it?
The challenge is finding the thing we can measure to evaluate whether people are accomplishing the goals we set for them, but those goals can’t be the “number of things or hours” when the work is so much more than that.
Universities are an obvious target for hackers, for some really obvious reasons. Usually you have a relatively inexperienced IT workforce, a risk-unaware user base, and one thing that may come as a surprise to many outside of these environments, an extremely insecure environment. A few years back I had some interaction with a college IT…
Anyone who thinks for a few minutes about social media knows this simple truth: Addiction is not an accident: it is a strategy. In the world of app economics, addiction is what brings in the money. Whether it’s by trapping your attention and then selling it to advertisers or by trapping your attention and manipulating…
Mobile Device E-Discovery – Ready or Not, Here it Comes tags: LitSupport MM General Counsel Are Unhappy With Outside Counsel’s eDiscovery Services tags: MM LitSupport The Loneliness of Working from Home tags: MM Worklife Let’s Talk Form of Production tags: LitSupport MM Gartner’s 2012 Magic Quadrant for E-Discovery Software Looks to Information Governance as the…
This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.
Janet Phillips McKensey liked this on Facebook.