The “console wars” are a dated concept. Back in 2005, maybe the concept made some sense. You had Sony and Microsoft selling similar consoles (the PlayStation 3 and the Xbox 360) at similar price points for the majority of the generation with little to separate them. A lot has changed since then, and for some … Continue reading “The Console Wars Have a New Battle”
How to tell what data Facebook has on you.
When we think about data online, it can feel that data collection is happening all around us and we have no idea where it’s going or how it’s affecting our experience online. Over time, platforms have become more transparent about this data usage, specifically, data usage in regard to advertising. Over the past 5 years, … Continue reading “How to tell what data Facebook has on you.”
The Work From Home Experiment
Like many Americans, a few weeks ago I started working from home. I recognize I am very fortunate to be in a position that allows me to do so and I do not want to overlook that. The company I work for, and the team I am a part of, was able to be agile … Continue reading “The Work From Home Experiment”
Way More Than a Storefront
Last week I was in Las Vegas with some family. We were at dinner and the table next to us included a person who had very strong opinions about Amazon. I can relate. He stated, “Amazon is not a key player in the economy because they do not produce a good”. While this man continued … Continue reading “Way More Than a Storefront”