New technologies offer new capabilities. We must create thoughtful, appropriate uses that deal with both the upsides and the downsides that come from these tools.
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TechWatch: The State of Existing Technology
Al Erisman shows that we are a long way from realizing the benefits of current technology. He brings a warning to those who might assume they can trust a “smart” system to give them what is advertised.
TechWatch: The New Capitalism?
The current banking and financial crisis that has crippled the world, destroyed jobs, and offers no easy out has led to calls for a new kind of capitalism.
TechWatch: Twitter and Telecommuting
In an age of technology, does physical proximity still matter in business? For some things, probably not. Reverse auctions have More»
TechWatch: Blackouts in the Economy?
We are hearing conflicting messages these days. Anybody notice? With all of the talk about economic stimulus, we are told More»
TechWatch: Alternatives to Layoffs
Al Erisman questions whether layoffs are the best answer in tough economic climates.
TechWatch: Can Technology Solve Our Energy Problems?
Al Erisman discusses the realities of the relationship between energy and climate.
TechWatch: Connecting With Digital Technology
Understanding how to interact with digital technology, whether it is the “netiquette” in using it or the meaning associated with the data we generate.
TechWatch: Should I Continue to Watch Technology?
Al Erisman presents a case for the continued observation of technology.
TechWatch: Clearing the Technology Fog
Misinformation in the form of strong statements about the downsides of technology or overstatements on the payoff of technology, can readily find its way into the press. How do business leaders see through this fog?
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