All Entries in the "Future" Category
Privacy Isn’t Dead…But It’s On Life Support
The death of privacy is only slightly exaggerated. In truth death is imminent, the question is do we, or should we, care?
The advent of social media coupled with the average teenagers lust for attention means that many things that used to be private to us old folks just aren’t private to the average Gen. Y’er. [...]
The Case for Enterprise Portals
The web has empowered customers and they know it. This is the basic premise for much of Enterprise 2.0. It’s also the best case for enterprise portals. We seem to have reached a tipping point with the web now enabling a shift in online behavior and expectations. Customers now demand more and different behavior from [...]
Ockham’s K.I.S.S.
Its amazing how principles like Ockham’s razor and K.I.S.S. continue to be relevant in today’s complex modern world. I read a blog on Gizmodo today about Graeme Davies who invented an ice-cube tray called Quicksnap that allows you to release a single ice cube without the normal problems associated with twisting an ice tray. Brilliant, [...]
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fu·tur·ism (fyōō’chə-rĭz’əm) Pronunciation Key n.
A belief that the meaning of life and one’s personal fulfillment lie in the future and not in the present or past.
What I like about this definition is that it is short, simple, to the point and cannot be confused with any other ism’s. I believe in the future and that is just [...]
