“What Does Professional Look Like Today” is an interesting article by HBR. It addresses something that I hear about and discuss with other CEOs often – Social Media AND generational mindsets. Let’s face it. Those of us that are “older” have a different definition on what “professional” means. Add in the use of Social Media which challenges every aspect of our business upbringing and we are quickly a fish out of water. Continue reading
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Today’s marketing is all about building relationships with prospects and customers. Even if you’re not selling an “intimate” product or service, marketing has become very personal, a process of engagement that draws them in and keeps them focused on you until they’re ready to buy. Continue reading
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Business technology has always served a vital role in healthcare, especially in diagnosis and treatment. More recently, advanced telecommunications technologies have fueled widespread changes throughout the healthcare industry. There is even an American Telemedicine Association, created to promote the use of advanced remote medical technologies. Continue reading
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Cell phones have done wonders to improve our communications capabilities. But with some people, a cell phone seems to bring out their super-annoying alter ego. We are reminded of Robert Burns’ line in his poem The Louse, “O would some power the giftie gie us, to see ourselves as others see us.” Continue reading
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Size really doesn’t matter any more. Smaller and more localized businesses have become major beneficiaries of technology innovation, especially growing use of mobile and social media. Continue reading
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As the kick-off to Anexio`s overall Wellness Plan, Team Anexio participated in the Superbowl Y-TRI IX on February 5th. The event consisted of a 400m swim, 12 mile bike ride and a 2.2 mile run on multiple surfaces. The team did a fantastic job and is looking forward to the next event. Continue reading
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For those of you who already have an iPad 2, you are probably wondering “Is the iPad 3 just another “upgrade” that really boosts nothing to show?” Now that the new iPad has been in reviewers’ hands for a few days now, the reviews are out. Overall, the iPad 3 has been met with favorable reviews, most noting the superb quality of the new iPad’s Retina display which displays four times the pixels, a huge leap in graphical performance. However, others beg to differ. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers tread the thin line between love and hate. Continue reading
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You may remember personal shoppers. They knew what you wanted and what would appeal to you, selected just the right products for you, even used their knowledge-based intuition to suggest additional items you might like. It’s a type of sales leadership we don’t see any more. Continue reading
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The Ponemon Institute recently revealed some serious concerns regarding security of patient health data in our increasingly technology-driven medical environment. Over the past year, data breaches increased a whopping 32 percent, and a major risk culprit is mobile devices. 81 percent of survey respondents say they’re using mobile technology to capture, store and transmit data, but only 49% say their devices are protected. Continue reading
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Cloud computing continues to evolve, with an increasing emphasis on virtualization. If software can be accessed virtually, why not the operating system and hardware, too? Continue reading
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