Boeing 737 Max: Software patches can only do so much
Systems architects, engineers, and management can all learn from the history of the development of this complex aircraft.
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Upgrade already! If you're still using Windows XP, you're a menace to society
And, if you're an IT pro with decision-making capacity in an organization that continues to use XP, you should be fired.
My Grandfather: Business analytics in wartime, 1942
Like many American veterans, my grandfather fought in World War II. But he didn't fight with bullets -- his weapon against the enemy was his brain.
Love stinks: The worst mergers in the history of the technology industry
Valentine's Day is here again, and love is in the air. Couples flirting, courting, forming relationships. Sometimes those relationships result in marriage. Marriages occur in the tech world, too. Corporate mergers can result in the two parts being stronger than the whole, or they can end in utter disaster.
GUIs: The computing revolution that turned us into cranky idiots
Change is never easy for users to accept, even if you are introducing new technologies that are supposed to make lives easier or the computing experience simpler.
Twitter, Instagram, Vine: Fast track to nitwit
There are those who would call our social media streams a new form of consciousness and the future of computing. I would suggest they spend more time interacting with actual human beings.
Osborne effects: Death by pre-announcement
The "Osborne Effect" refers to the unintended consequences of announcing a future product ahead of its availability -- and its impact upon the sales of the current product. Here are the eight worst Osbornes we've ever seen.
Retail is already dead: Why I'm buying $3,000 worth of furniture online
With my upcoming move to Florida imminent, I sought out online merchants rather than brick and mortar for my new bedroom set.
Yahoo! is a Facebook API molester
Keep your purple tentacles off my Facebook profile, Yahoo!
The Open Source Commandments: 2012 Edition
Why is this blog post different from all other posts? The Passover Penguins are back.