What Comes After Google Glass? (Part 1)
Some Thoughts On The Future of Reading Like any good technologist, I’m very interested in the future. I’m waiting anxiously to hear what Tim Cook will say this week at the Apple Worldwide Developer...
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Gamifying Enterprise Applications – An Example To Work From
This entry is part 2 of 6 in the series Gamification of Enterprise ApplicationsAs I wade into what can be abstract ideas about gamifying enterprise apps, I think it will help to make them more concrete...
View ArticleGamification of Enterprise Applications – Applying Gabe Zichermann’s Six...
This entry is part 3 of 6 in the series Gamification of Enterprise ApplicationsIn my first post in this series I discussed some of the issues that enterprise applications have from a usability and...
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Are You Ready For The Accelerating Tech Miracles of The Next 10 Years?
This entry is part 1 of 2 in the series Accelerating ChangeHow much change is likely to happen in five years, in ten years? This is one of my favorite topics – the acceleration of technology. Many...
View ArticleAccelerating Change – The Last Ten Years And The Next Ten Years
This entry is part 2 of 2 in the series Accelerating ChangeAs I sit here in a coffee shop writing on my laptop, much of what I observe around me would have been here ten years ago. People sitting and...
View ArticleConcrete Steps To Rescue Education in The U.S., From Roger Schank
This entry is part 1 of 1 in the series The Future of EducationI was talking with someone about education and its problems earlier this week, and I realized I had several old blog posts that were...
View ArticleCreate A Compelling Product Vision By Writing The (Amazon) Review First
One aphorism about creating great products is “write the datasheet first.” This is kind of a lean startup concept – write the datasheet and see if anyone likes it well enough to call you up and try to...
View ArticleA Sad Milestone In Technology’s History
I was saddened today to hear that Doug Engelbart had died. We all owe him a great debt – he had the vision of what computers could become decades before it became obvious to the Jobses and Thiels and...
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What Will Product Management Be Like In 5 Years?
The future is hard to tease out, but here’s what will happen in product management’s future. (CC 2.0 by PunkToad) Earlier this year Janna Bastow of ProdPad put out a call for opinions on the future of...
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