iDisconnect: Where's the Digital Boundary? by Chris Vigneau, MBA Candidate The Dilemma: Let’s be blunt; people are addicted to their phones, and it’s not a good thing. Consider these terms: iDisorder, workplace telepressure, no-mophobia, mobile addict, digital burnout, technology boundaries, … [Read more...] about iDisconnect: Where’s the Digital Boundary?
One Small Step for Facebook, One Giant Leap for Media Companies’ News Content
One Small Step for Facebook, One Giant Leap for Media Companies' News Content Facebook Hosting News Sites’ Content is Bad News for News Sites but will be Necessary Given the Power of Facebook Robert Clement, Bryant University, MBA523 I recently read an article titled, “Facebook May Host … [Read more...] about One Small Step for Facebook, One Giant Leap for Media Companies’ News Content
Fatalistic Project Management and Cheap Shoes!
At the early stages of my career, I never understood the value of buying a high-quality pair of shoes for business attire. Figuring that "low cost alternative" was the best value. Then, I read the opinion article from ComputerWorld (May, 19, 2014) titled "A Project Staffing Worst Practice" and … [Read more...] about Fatalistic Project Management and Cheap Shoes!
Teaching Technology: Or Educating for Value Generation
Read my blog post and classroom 'flip' about RetailMeNot at http://blog.cengage.com/teaching-technology-educating-value-generation/. … [Read more...] about Teaching Technology: Or Educating for Value Generation
Amazon: Started with Books, Finish with None
For years, I would always refer to Walmart as the king of retailing. For those in Rhode Island that remember Ann & Hope, there are a few stories about how Sam Walton pioneered his retail empire after Ann & Hope, a Rhode Island-based retailer. If you are from the RI and older the 40, you … [Read more...] about Amazon: Started with Books, Finish with None
Project Management: The Fast Lane
Austin Hatem '14, IT442, Bryant University April 14, 2014 Project management provides an increased focus that systematically accelerates the rate at which projects are completed Project management has too long been conceived as a practice that stymies project completion. Companies worldwide … [Read more...] about Project Management: The Fast Lane
Communication Determines the Outcome of a Project
Kathy Philangam '14, IT442, Bryant University April 11, 2014 Treat project management communication as if it is with your significant other. Communication is the foundation that upholds our relationships not only in our everyday lives but especially in project management. Anthony Robbins, … [Read more...] about Communication Determines the Outcome of a Project
Don’t Let Scope Creep You off the Road to Success
Dan Loveland '14, IT442, Bryant University April 7, 2014 Project management has a lot in common with taking a road trip from New York to Los Angeles for a big Hollywood event. While this may seem like a stretch, hear me out. You may be surprised at the similarities. I will use this analogy to … [Read more...] about Don’t Let Scope Creep You off the Road to Success
Does The US Need to Give Away Everything?!
Firstly, this post will attempt to focus on the issue. Even though it, by its very subject, is wrapped around a public policy and political frame. So let's set the stage. The United States ... Developed and implemented the mass manufacturing concept. Was the first to produce … [Read more...] about Does The US Need to Give Away Everything?!
Bitcoin or BitConcerned?
No matter how many years of technology experience or how much effort to maintain knowledge of technology concepts and events ... I continue to be reminded that technology changes so quickly and some items fly under my radar. When I first read about Bitcoin a few months ago, I said "How did I miss … [Read more...] about Bitcoin or BitConcerned?