ByJoseph F. Paris, Jr.
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“RFID wszechobecna w Ameryce”, published in the February 2011 issue of Eurologistics Magazine – in Polish.
“RFID; Ubiquitous in America – and coming soon to the EU” – the article in English.
Let me start by just “laying it out there”: I am a Giants fan and have been all of my life. And I believe that Giants fans are some of the saltiest, most cynical and hardened of fans. For instance, we believe that the “prevent defense” really means to prevent us from winning, as opposed…
This article by the Economist dives deep into the ever-growing problem of obesity in America. As a well know fact, two-thirds of American adults are overweight as is defined as having a body mass index of 25 or more. If current trends continue, by 2030 nearly half of American adults could be obese. While Americans…
Life is a never-ending stream of decisions. From the moment we wake up in the morning to the time we go to sleep, we are making decisions. Even the very act of waking up and going to sleep is a decision. After all, we don’t have to wake up or go to sleep; we make…
ByHBR.org
Strategy is the single most important responsibility of senior executives. Unfortunately, many companies fail or struggle to develop effective models in an increasingly complex environment. As a result, contemporary strategic-planning processes don’t help enterprises cope with some of the biggest problems they face. These strategy issues are inherently, tough and persistent, in fact, they are…
Several years ago I had an awakening. I came to the realization that technology, by and large, did not live-up to its promises and that this gap between promises and reality was ever widening. This was (and is) especially true of business information systems – most usually referred to as Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems. Almost always, these…
How do currencies compare? Realistically? THE ECONOMIST turns to burgernomics to find the answer. Burgernomics, or the Big Mac index is based on the idea that exchange rates should adjust in such a way that the price of a basket of goods, or a Big Mac in this case, in different locations around the world,…
