While Americans are more connected than ever, other smaller, more rural areas of the world are still getting access to the internet. Cisco released their 12th Annual Visual Networking Index with data about this very subject. Director of Marketing at Cisco, Thomas Barnett, shines a… Read More »CISCO in Wonderland with Thomas Barnett Part 1
In part 2 of our chat with Adam Alter, we find out some techniques people are using to break the habitual screen time practices. Adam is an Associate Professor of Psychology and Marketing at NYU and his new book “Irresistible: The Rise of Addictive Technology… Read More »Irresistible, Addictive, and Hooked with Adam Alter Part 2
How much time do you spend in front of a screen (or multiple screens) consecutively? Dollars to donuts you’re looking at one right now. We talk to Adam Alter, author of “Irresistible: The Rise of Addictive Technology and the Business of Keeping Us Hooked” and… Read More »Irresistible, Addictive, and Hooked with Adam Alter Part 1
As more advanced technology enters our homes, we talk about the positives and concerns for integration. First up is Katie Linendoll. You may know her from her many TV appearances talking tech. We get the latest from Amazon and other smart home devices. Then we… Read More »Smart Homes and Cyber Security with Katie Linendoll, Kevin Haley
New companies don’t always have the funding or space for all the equipment they need, and sometimes they need a lot of server space. Enter Serverless, a way smaller companies can compete while staying lean. Johnny Jelinek, an instructor at The Serverless Academy, dropped by… Read More »The Serverless Academy with Johnny Jelinek
Do you know how much it costs to raise a child? The USDA thinks they know, but a recent survey from Bankrate.dot shows that the USDA’s estimate is roughly half of what regular people (with real experience) estimate. We talk to Claes Bell from Bankrate… Read More »Reality Check on Childcare and Privacy with Claes Bell
In part 2 of our conversation with Nir Eyal, we find out how to get and keep customers interested in what you’re selling. He’s the author of “Hooked: How to Build Habit-Forming Products” and is hosting a Summit (April 4th & 5th in San Francisco)… Read More »How to Get Your Customers Hooked with Nir Eyal Part 2
Nir Eyal wrote “Hooked: How to Build Habit-Forming Products,” which led to workshops, a blog, and an annual Habit Summit. He’s a marketing thought leader and Stanford MBA and lecturer. We talk to him ahead of his Summit in April about making life easier for… Read More »How to Get Your Customers Hooked with Nir Eyal Part 1
In the early 2000s, Microsoft was the ubiquitous software company for offices. Collaboration has grown, and with it, so have our options for how we work. Jason breaks down Slack vs Google vs Facebook vs Microsoft with some insights from We Work (a rentable office… Read More »Slacker Productivity at Work with We Work
We get excited anytime we see something from a Sci-Fi movie come to life in the real world – Sci-Fi into Sci-Fact if you will. Kinestral, a company out of San Francisco, has recently launched Halio, voice-activated, smart-tinting windows. We talk to the Director of… Read More »Smart-Tinting Windows Are Coming to an Office Near You with Craig Henricksen
