St. Ignazio church in Rome features some of the early multi-dimensional artists that used depth of field to push their craft to new heights (literally). It is multi-dimensional thinking that pushes a craft or profession to the outer limits and revolutionizes what is possible. When we allow ourselves the freedom to explore new ideas, revolutionary change occurs...

Google Maps is the undoubtedly the king of online mapping. With directions for bikers, walkers, public transit users, as well as traffic and street views, Maps can get you anywhere. Now, Google is taking the Maps user experience to the next level with its...

We’ve been taught that cities need to be dense in order to work. Large groups of people, living, working and playing in close proximity breeds cooperation, which breeds innovation.

Constraints are important. Nothing is infinite. This same idea works for businesses, clubs, sports teams and any sort of group that has a common goal. Hell, Captain Planet REQUIRES five people to even appear.

Social Media is really all about this: integrating life and technology.
Facebook is the most widely used, widely known, and perhaps widely trusted social network in the world. As someone who got on...

Check out www.socialnerdia.com for more on the convergence of technology + marketing + social media, and the people/sub-cultures that make it possible.

There’s a lesson here for newspapers: If you don’t innovate, you may be OK for the time being, but you’ll be screwed 10 years down the line (AOL: Where it all went wrong | GDS Publishing).

It’s kind of a joke, but we’re proudly “without business plan” in our 13th year. We’ve had a lot of things not work, and that’s OK too. If it’s a good idea and it gets you excited, try it, and if it bursts into flames, that’s going to be exciting too. People always ask, “What is your greatest failure?” I always have the same answer – We’re working on it right now, it’s gonna be awesome!

- Jim Coudal of Coudal Partners

When you sell on price, your customers buy on price.  Once you start down this nasty road it is hard to get off it.  The airline industry has put themselves in a monstrous hole because of it.  Now, without increasing fares, which they can’t bring themselves to do because they have taught us to be price sensitive to fares, they gouge customers with “optional” costs.  Where does it end?  It may end in the toilet as any stupid p

With so many non-profits and NGO’s, not to mention all the state and federal agencies vying for a piece of the continually shrinking resource

In today’s economy there are three trends that influence revenue improvements for businesses: personalization, authenticity and community.   How effectively businesses recognize these shifts defines their ability to re-capture revenues and maintain customer relationships.  Businesses and individuals are no longer entering into relationships with businesses simply because of the business; they are scrutinizing a

I’ve been back in Phnom Penh for just five days, hanging out with bloggers Brittany Sims and Caron Margarete, and already I’ve had many unique—sometimes frustrating—experiences.

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Jeff Brenman, of Apollo Ideas, adds his thoughts in a presentation about the future of work and they are a nice continuation to