Everybody knows (I suppose) the famous Easter Eggs, pieces of software that, especially in the 90’s, some witty developers placed well hidden into Office Suite best components. W95 office programs were full of them, and most of us started to understand ...Read More
It's hard to define a "good" business card. It's a matter of words, terms, they need to be right placed and right spelled in order to puzzle people about your role and personality...or not? Which is the mission of a ...Read More
After ?Commodities?, let?s start to analyze "Homesourcing", another intriguing word linked to our daily experience as ?working human being? or ?whub?. (I?m going to trademark whub, it?s a mixture of sounds and looks like the name of a robot, a ...Read More
Commodization: this term indicates that phenomenon through which the increasing availability or the reduced degree of differentiation of a certain kind of product (service or job) transforms it into undifferentiated goods (the so called commodity), easily available. When a product ...Read More
There is a good post from the House of Innovation. I'd like to spent a few words about the start..:"Many businesses make the mistake of giving innovation projects to junior executives. It seems natural to hand innovation opportunities to enthusiastic ...Read More
I’m well impressed by colleagues, friends, people that find everything they stored, or received, or buy, or place somewhere at home, or in a folder…It derives from my untidiness, it’s not a fault but it’s like a trademark of my ...Read More
Somebody told me that there is a class of warning messages in your email client, related to the calendar application, that sounds like the one in the picture above. A message that appears subtly, unexpected, but only if you deserve ...Read More
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There's a bit of innovation and innovative thought even in the ooo messages. What's an ooo? Is our classical Out Of Office text, written in english (why?) even if you are in an Italian company, that appears immediately after you ...Read More