Daniel Hoang is an experienced strategic planner, auditor, and consultant. He holds a BA in Economics from the University of Washington and a Masters in Public Policy from Pepperdine University. He writes about his experiences in consulting and auditing methodologies and techniques for analysis and management. His training is grounded in governmental issues and influenced by members of the baby boomer generation.
As a member of Gen Y, he has had multiple jobs and lived in many different locations, most notably Malibu, CA where he had an ocean view. When he's not working, he likes to watch reality TV, spend time with his wife, and cook.
Daniel's blog is Daniel Hoang.
What is workflow? In the simplest sense, it is the daily routine we follow to perform from the simplest to most complex tasks. It can involve a single task by a single person or multiple complex tasks completed by various individuals or teams across geographical locations.
The presentation below is a great introduction on designing better slides. Follow through to SlideShare to find more presentations, on a variety of topics. There are many great presentations and many bad horrible presentations.
What’s new with the new 3G iPhone? Well, 3G of course and GPS. There’s a list of slightly incremental enhancements such as the black back, flush head phone jack, rounder shape, and so forth. So there are still a few key missing features. I’m glad I didn’t hold out for this.
The ease and low barriers to entry inevitably equates to lower quality of information throughout the blogosphere. So here is a short list–not complete–of ways that having standards for a blog may help your credibility.
Using an RSS reader, particularly Google Reader, I am able to pull the posts and “aggregate” them into one simple to use interface. While this isn’t any particularly new technology, the new site designed for the iPhone is amazing.
