Predictive Tools and Manslaughter

So, how do you predict disruptive forces? How could you know that the Facebook phone would fail? In this day and age of "big data" and "internet of things", predictive tools are becoming more and more accurate.  It's a brave new world.

This NY Times article was most interesting:

Spreadsheets and Global Mayhem

Best Weekly Status Meeting Ever - Voices on Project Management

Best Weekly Status Meeting Ever - Voices on Project Management

The Times They Are A Changin...

Here is a quick post to memorialize this moment.

High School, 40 years ago +/-: My English teacher, Mr. Eugene Conrotto, stated that he was a "walking dictionary" when asked how to spell a word. First time I heard the phrase "walking dictionary".

Conrottoism


Today: Reading a NY Times article about the freshly rejuvenated Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh, the Chief Archivist is referred to as a "walking hard-drive" of Walholian facts. First time I heard the phrase "walking hard-drive".

Rearranging Warhol’s Legacy

Interesting how technology changes language.

Doing extraordinarily good things with extraordinary resources...

Great post by Richard Branson.

Google doing business for good

Inspirational Thoughts on Innovation

Some great quotes compiled by Paul Sloan (@PaulSloane):

Complexity Sunday

Here is a list of links as posted to Twitter for "#Complexity Sunday", January 19, 2014.

Traffic Jam Economics

Complexity Digest - Networking the Complexity Community

Jordan Pollack. "Beyond Competition"

Interview Francis Heylighen

CASR3PM

The Rule of Six - Judy Sorum Brown