Saw it for myself this past weekend, the walkway that connects Terminal 4 to the Tom Bradley International Terminal at LAX. It’s really less than a 10 minute walk, and is so, so much nicer than either taking the Qantas bus if you’re connecting from American to Qantas, or having to actually exit the airport,…
Recently, as I passed the 100,000 mile mark for 2016, it occurred to me that I pick up a lot of little bits of information about airports and locations, and then I forget them. So, in the interest of helping my own memory, and maybe sharing some tips about travel, I’m going to start writing…
Mobile apps have always been a bit of a mixed bag. There’s a lot of promise for having the right information at your fingertips when you need it, but the reality hasn’t always been that seamless. A few weeks ago, I had one of those experiences where my phone was providing me useful information, in…
I’ve mentioned a few times how easy it is for your privacy to be breached when using public wifi, especially on airplanes, or using the computer in the hotel business center, etc. Yet, for frequent business travelers, sometimes these things are kind of required. Another concern for those of us who travel for work of…
Well, it may not be everything you need to know, but it’s pretty good. One thing that jumps out at me as I read it, is how much of it is really dependent on the company providing the correct tools. For example, yes public wifi networks are dangerous, and cross-use of mobile devices for personal…
“Still, we should wait before writing any eulogies. Most learning professionals doubt traditional classroom learning will ever go extinct. After all, it makes up more training hours available than any other delivery method. Instead, they envision it incorporating technology to achieve a blended format that takes advantage of both tools’ strengths. According to ATD’s research…