Contracts and Automated Rules
As a businessman, I can’t help reading newspapers with one eye on business opportunities. A story in the Washington Post about contracting challenges inside the Department of Homeland Security tells me that
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As a businessman, I can’t help reading newspapers with one eye on business opportunities. A story in the Washington Post about contracting challenges inside the Department of Homeland Security tells me that
Yesterday I discussed how the World Wide Web morphed into Web 2.0 by allowing Web users to collaborate to enhance the Web experience [Web 2.0 and Pink Goo]. An article in the
In a recent post I wrote about Web 3.0 and in that blog, I mentioned Web 2.0. An article in the International Herald Tribune discussed the state of Web 2.0 in general,
Tina Rosenberg, a New York Times editorial board member, did a review of eight programs that have been successful in addressing poverty [“How to Fight Poverty: 8 Programs that Work,” 16 Nov
In an earlier post, I wrote about Second Life, a virtual on-line world with its own economy, that has attracted a lot of individual and corporate attention [“Virtually” no escape]. Second Life
Esquire Magazine’s December 2006 issue was recently mailed to subscribers and should hit the newsstands shortly. The December issue has become the one in which it honors the “Best and Brightest” Americans
Despite the challenges faced by Internet and World Wide Web users (see for example my post on Bots and Network Security), visionaries see how much more the Web can become. John Markoff
Because of my interest in Development-in-a-Box™, I was interested in a Washington Post article on how reconstruction in Iraq is progressing given the violence that continues to plague that war torn country
Critt Jarvis, who is doing some interesting work in Honduras, blogged about the continuing disconnect between corporate rhetoric concerning social responsibility and implementation. One way to begin, Critt argues, is to get
In a world where connectivity is a good predictor of success, Americans have good reason to be concerned about how quickly (or how slowly) the country’s broadband connections are being made. The
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