Introducing a collaborator, a border-crosser/bridge builder, a source of wisdom through listening and integration, a provider of elegant solutions ...

I found this slide show on SlideShare.com compelling. What do you think about it? Apple Study: 8 easy steps to beat Microsoft (and Google) View more presentations from Ouriel Ohayon. ...

Apple fits anywhere, that the User Experience is important, that you wish employees to feel empowered, and where you wish to reduce support costs. you want it there, because in the evolution of computing systems, Apple has defined the next step: connected integrative, but limited function, appliances like the iPad and user-pleasing experiences. ...

When asked for my topic, I gave, "Apple, where does it fit, and why would you want it to?" I think it would be useful to round out my own ideas with input from others, who use or support Apple products. What I present at that meeting, I will post in text version on this ...

Presenter: Charlie Havens - Where does Apple fit and why, might I want it to? Apples are becoming more widely used in business and with the advent of the iPAD, organizations are asking how they will fit into their schema. Come learn from and network with an Apple expert. ...

...both of us increase our potential for adding new customers and are unlikely to lose, through our collaboration, any current customer. ...

"The end of Microsoft. A door opens to a new cloud," is the title of an article on CNNMoney.com by Marc Benioff, Chairman and CEO of Sales Force. This is the second article that I have read by him. He eloquently describes the differences and the paradigm shift between the different generations of computing technologies. ...

On June 9th, 2010, Wooded Isle Computer Consultants will be giving away a free iPad to someone who registers for our mailing list while attending one of three Chicago events. Registration for the drawing and for joining our mailing list will only be available at these three events. The first two events are free and ...

My toaster has three controls: a slide-the-toast-down lever, a make-heat-stay-on-longer dial, and trap door to get rid of the debris. My refrigerator has two controls: a door to open or close, and a temperature dial to turn. When I open the door, I expect to see light and to feel coolness. Some of us want ...