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October 2003

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Helping kids remember...

I'm off to do my keynote for the US Department of Defense tomorrow. I just found this little clip -- my Dad just before he died, with a short news story about a program…

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Feedback from my recent keynote for SAP America

From the VP of Marketing SAP could not have been happier with Jim Carroll's performance at our two recent events, the SAP Business Forums held in Toronto and Chicago…

Keynotes & Events

Thoughts on risk

In Forbes: "Half the failures in life arise from pulling in one's horse as he is leaping"

Risk & Governance

Election fraud in the future

I've just caught on to this story, which seems to have been going on for a while, in which it is alleged that the company that makes a significant number of US…

Trends

"That's from the olden days, daddy!"

I've started writing a bi-weekly column for the online newsletter of an association of "association executives." My first column -- "10 Things My Kids Think Are From the…

Media & Press

Department of Defense keynote

Next week, I'll provide the opening keynote for the US Department of Defense DoD Maintenance Symposium & Exhibition, being held in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, hosted…

Government · Keynotes & Events

Apple's sense of humor

Apple announced iTunes for Windows today (everyone knows that) but you might not have seen what they did with their home page. [ bigger image ] A reference to the fact…

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A keynote for the American Federation of Teachers

I'll be keynoting the semi-annual American Federation of Teachers technology conference in Washington on Friday, December 5th in Washington. The theme of the conference…

Education · Keynotes & Events

Nomadic workers....

It's Small Business Week. Here's an interesting stat spotted in the New Zealand Herald-Tribune today: "A recent survey undertaken by Home Business New Zealand, in…

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The lengths they'll go to.....

Spammers and net-con-artists try to get more sophisticated all the time. I received this message today : From: "Richard Glicksman" Date: Wed, 15, Oct 2003 09:06:44 -0700…

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