Moving Walkways: The Comfort Zone

Unless you’ve just stepped out of a motivational seminar or are on vacation, chances are that your short-term plans do not include any activities that aren’t relatively routine. The same physical, emotional, and mental variables that seem to cause humans trouble with addiction and self-destructive behaviors ALSO tend to steer us (and yes, it’s assumed […]

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The World Has No Use for a Drone…

If you haven’t paid attention to the emerging virtual reality technology lately, it might be time to read up a little bit—things are changing. As avid gamers, our family has looked forward to what the new offerings might hold—I’m still holding out for the mature technology to emerge—it’s REALLY close. I’ve been an avid RC […]

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Microsoft Access: The Hidden Gem

By Dan Jeppson — (Warning: Technology Spoilers Ahead–Proceed at Your Own Risk…) (Second Warning: Your IT Department May Not Be Happy You Are Reading This. If you are censored in your IT environment, consider backing out now. IT Departments may not REALLY want your happiness…) If you have Microsoft Office installed, chances are you have […]

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Moving Walkways — The Metaphor

Moving Walkways is a perspective viewing change and resource management. Future articles will build on the foundational terms in this article. The Jetson’s did a fine job of subliminally implanting the idea of “slidewalks”—high-speed interconnected transportation platforms that took all the pain and worry out of life. Moving Walkways are only rarely used in the […]

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Why Automate?

By Dan Jeppson — Why Automate? It seems like such a silly question these days… Technology is good. Automation = ROI. Why WOULDN’T an organization want to automate everything they possibly could? Some pretty common issues that muddy the waters for most companies: Cost – There’s always a limit to what we can spend Momentum […]

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