June 6, 2015
The Economy of Awareness: Bringing People Together
Technology has indeed made the world smaller — and yet, paradoxically, it has increased the distances between us. We travel farther, work longer, live faster. We connect with…
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June 6, 2015
Technology has indeed made the world smaller — and yet, paradoxically, it has increased the distances between us. We travel farther, work longer, live faster. We connect with…
May 16, 2015
Maybe this one will read like a chapter from history for generations to come. Because those of us living in our thirties today have already written it —…
May 2, 2015
If The Technology is the enabler, and The People the purpose, then The Inspiration is the essence — the breath of vision that animates them both. Inspiration is…
May 2, 2015
Technology, at its essence, is not machinery — it is mind made visible. It is the living bridge between inspiration and the people, between the spark of an…
May 2, 2015
Technology may connect us — but The People give it purpose. It is not the wires, the algorithms, or the code that move the world. It is the…
April 14, 2011
My thoughts go back to the point when Google first opened up its e-mail platform, setting the stage to revolutionize the world of storage. It marked the beginning…
March 17, 2011
Every once in a while, a piece of writing resurfaces that feels more relevant than the day it was written. Dr. Bob Moorehead’s “The Paradox of Our Time”…
March 15, 2011
Two days ago, when diplomatic cables began circulating ominous warnings of a possible nuclear meltdown in Japan after that massive tsunami, something stirred deep inside me. If the…
March 14, 2011
(Re-post by Morgsatlarge, featuring Dr. Josef Oehmen, MIT) This post is not mine — and that is precisely why it deserves to be here. In the chaos following…
March 11, 2011
March 11, 2011. A two-foot-high wall of water began as a tremor — and ended as a tragedy. Japan’s eastern coast was struck by an earthquake measuring 8.9…