Month: December 2016

Your hosts, Braden Kelley, Julie Anixter and Rowan Gibson, are innovation writers, speakers and strategic advisors to many of the

by Peter Cook Calling Intelligent Enterprises I’m proud to say that I’ve been commissioned to write a new book for

Are sports programs in high school and college worthwhile investments, or a distraction from academics and/or real-world career preparation? originally

As the New Year approaches, many of you will be thinking about setting goals for 2017, both business and personal

There’s a strategy out there called “20 percent time” which has a mystifying fascination. If you haven’t heard of it,

By Malini Bhatia, founder and CEO of Marriage.com. I’ve found from building a community of marriage experts that no relationship

In order to plan a journey, you need to know something about the terrain. Are you crossing icy mountains or

For many people, the recession of 2007-2008 is still fresh on their minds. Going through another downturn, and so soon,

Salespeople are expensive. Their salaries and benefits packages are hefty investments that can weigh on the company. The American Society

Is your inbound marketing program falling short of expectations? You’re not alone. Related: 10 Ways to Quickly Generate Leads In HubSpot’s Eighth Annual

The Uptime Institute has estimated the gains from eliminating ‘zombie’ servers and implementing a data center management system versus doing

SearchCIO columnist Niel Nickolaisen offers up his IT resolutions by video this year. On his to-do list: Come up with

Editor’s note: Disrupt or be disrupted is the new reality for just about every industry. In this CIO Minute video,

Peace and quiet leaders Quiet leadership is a timely topic in the U.S., as the nation is about to gain

Where did the year go? I am pretty sure that the combination of my advanced age and the rapid pace

Millennial foibles, strengths Before teaching leadership to younger generations of workers, they first need to be molded into productive employees,

by Andy Heikkila When 3D printing as a concept was still young, everybody and their grandmother were chomping at the

There were 45 billion page views from LinkedIn members during Q1 alone in 2016. Two new members join LinkedIn every

While you might think of Bill Gates as a hugely successful tech entrepreneur, philanthropist, or even wealthy billionaire–and all of

Practically every day, it seems, there’s a headline about a new study promising the secret to boosting your brain power.

It’s said that “nice guys finish last,” but according to science this isn’t true. Research points to the opposite, and

Going faster. Multitasking. Hustling. This wildly hectic pace that we now call “normal” causes depression and anxiety – even though

By now you’ve read a bunch of the usual “looking back on 2016” articles. And you’ve seen the typical “Start

Have you ever had a pleasant interaction with a coworker that suddenly went awry? Perhaps you made a slightly off-color

As office layouts continue to trend towards more open workspaces, not everyone loves the new designs. “Not only are some

The most successful executives and entrepreneurs likely didn’t get where they are by lucky accident. Typically, achieving great things involves

I recently wrote an article about how you can “crush it” on social media in 2017–and the real truth everyone

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You can’t be a successful entrepreneur if you’re afraid of being uncomfortable. Strange as that may sound, it’s a reality

Now that the holidays are over and the new year is in full swing, it’s time to head back to