Tom Foremski , a journalist blogger and friend who reports on the business and culture of innovation in Silicon Valley Watcher , wrote an interesting comment in my blog: “In some ways, I see your post-retirement life as being somewhat futuristic, in that it will be the way many people will be working in the future.  My time is now my own.  MORE >>

While globalization has been with us for a long time, we are still learning how to deal with its implications in its present, Internet-driven incarnation. . Complex Systems Economic Issues Education and Talent Innovation Management and Leadership Political Issues Society and Culture As summarized in its  website :  . MORE >>

economy in the period from 1980 to 2005. Teams and the human factor” are presented as “the big new thing”, when the idea has been around for close to a century. It is the house style of presenting ideas as though they have a virgin birth. In amongst all the many the enthusiastic comments and twitterings about my article, Shhhh! MORE >>

Having sold its PC business to Lenovo  in 2005, IBM itself did not mark the occasion, and as far as I know, neither did Lenovo or the other companies still selling IBM PC’s.  It may be odd for me to say this, but I’m also proud IBM decided to leave the personal computer business in 2005, selling our PC division to Lenovo.  MORE >>

In “ Experimenting on Themselves &# Erica comes to describe one of my all time favourite programs inside IBM, which, in my opinion, has been much responsible for IBM’s breath-taking adoption of social software, technology and rampant innovation, over the course of the last 15 years! View more presentations from John Woodworth. MORE >>