Articles
Tom Petrocelli isn't afraid of ruffling a few feathers.
This year alone he took on agile development hype, annoying e-commerce practices, problems with collaboration software adoption and more.
Petrocelli combines an indefatigable curiosity about the information technology space with an equal dash of skepticism of the promises vendors make.
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When I think of the digital workplace, I think yak cheese pizza.
Yeah, me neither.
But I will probably associate the two forevermore because of one of Sam Marshall's articles. Marshall tackles all angles of the digital workplace with articles which span the tactical to the comical, while sharing
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In 1970, Martin White switched focuses from his chemistry background to information science — and he hasn't looked back since.
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Laurence Lock Lee has been working inside large, complex organizations for most of his career, consulting businesses on questions of knowledge management and more.
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In his work as vice president and practice leader with strategy consulting firm Doculabs, Joe Shepley keeps one thing in mind at all times: his clients.
Shepley helps his clients get strategic with how they manage information, knowing that "success" is something readily defined but challenging to deliver.
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James Dellow is passionate about the potential of technology to drive social innovation.
A self-described "human-centered designer," Dellow understands that while technology holds great promise to effect change, the tools mean little (to nothing) if people won't use them.
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A developer, an analyst, a marketer, a senior leader for various vendors and agencies — Ian Truscott has worn all of these hats.
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The proof is in the details.
And the details are what Deb Miller focuses on in her monthly column for CMSWire. Miller picks apart the elements that create winning customer experiences, whether looking through a wide lens at how the banking industry is reinventing its customer interactions or on a
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David Lavenda knows that it takes more than technical or strategic knowledge to solve problems in the workplace.
While he brings both of these to bear in his work, he also brings a background in physics, engineering and the humanities to inform his decisions.
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Marketers who are struggling with unwieldy technology stacks, who fear their companies lag the competition in the deployment and management of software, who worry they aren't making the most of the tools at hand, know this — you are not alone.
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