It was a loud bang. I totally missed that pothole. I knew the road was bad here – they’re rebuilding the convention center and there’s been some subduction – but how did I miss something that big? And then they car started shouting at me. I had 13 PSI in my tire and had to… Continue reading The Moment of Truth
Category: Business
Understanding The Now
While 2016 has been an annus horribilis overall (unless you’re a racist, in which case, it’s probably a magical time to be alive), it has a been a great year for books helping us attempt to understand the heady times we live in. Most people would agree that we live in a state of rapid change.… Continue reading Understanding The Now
A Lesson from Fortune’s 3 Lessons
I follow Tim O’Reilly on Twitter and, both as an Amazon employee [1] and someone who values his insight, I was intrigued when he tweeted this the other day: Smart take on the @NYTimes @Amazon takedown http://t.co/Yf0hQxDCdi — timoreilly (@timoreilly) August 28, 2015 The link is to an article by Jeffrey Pfeffer, a Stanford GSB… Continue reading A Lesson from Fortune’s 3 Lessons
SIM As A Service
One of the things that interests me in 2014 is whether or not T-Mobile is going to be sold. I work at a company that, among other things, runs a virtual network on top of TMUS’s network-so I’m definitely interested in what might happen. I keep thinking though, who else might want to buy T-Mobile’s… Continue reading SIM As A Service
Amazon: The Scaling Company
I’m an Amazon fanboy. Whenever I find something I might want to buy, I park in on one of my many Amazon wish lists. I use their Web services both personally and professionally. And I’ve owned a Kindle for years; it’s the only eReader I’ll use. But I’m frustrated with Amazon as they’re missing a… Continue reading Amazon: The Scaling Company