Smart and cogent – if not experimental – analysis by Carey King at the University of Texas at Austin. King’s data shows that Energy Return on Investment (EROI) is a metric that illustrates energy as a limiting factor on economic growth: In economic terms, the quality of the nation’s energy supply is referred to as
Read More...Lately, all I seem to hear is, “How fast can you upgrade my HCM? How fast can you deploy my new Talent Management solution?” It’s all about technical achievement and getting ‘solutions’ in place as quickly as possible. What is this fascination with speed to implement/upgrade a technical solution without consideration for what value it
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Read More...CFO Magazine: While some made minor revisions, each is essentially sticking by what he said. What makes that particularly interesting is that now, as then, the predictions about the fate of the economy vary wildly. The intervening nine months have done virtually nothing to create a convergence of opinion, which calls to mind the George
Read More...It was such a frantic time on the Internet this week (as determined by my highly subjective evaluation method) that I nary have any word count allowance for an anecdotal preamble. Which is too bad, because I was going to go on and on about the piece of French cheese I purchased that I had
Read More...There’s plenty of information out there about why to choose SaaS and which products lead their respective markets. What’s not out there en masse is some cogent advice on how to deal with the underbelly of any enterprise software purchase: the contract. Derek Singleton, an ERP Market Analyst for ERP Software Advice, rounds up his
Read More...I’m fortunate to say that I work in the exciting profession of sales – for more years than I care to say. As with any profession or job, it can be very easy to go on autopilot in terms of how you do certain things. In my years, I’ve had countless ‘first call meetings’ with
Read More...VentureBeat: Share an authentic picture of what it’s like to work within your company. Instead of filling your career page with industry-recycled ways in which you fulfill someone’s career, consider pointing out true positive aspects of your culture, in addition to the areas that may frustrate a potential employee. This article resonates with us, as
Read More...Since you have nothing to do today except brave the Black Friday crowds and shake the carbohydrate-scented webs of yesterday's food coma off, I figure you probably want some interesting things to read. Lucky for you, we have a nice collection of stuff for you this weekend.
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