What Carrier Pilots Can Teach Us About Measuring Performance
Last week I found myself on the flight deck of the USS Midway, a de-commissioned aircraft carrier that is now docked in San Diego and open to the public. … Continue Reading...
You Are Not The Sun: How Business is Changing
This past week I attended the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain. The show has quickly taken on gargantuan proportions, with approximately 70,000 attendees at this year’s event. From Islamabad… Continue Reading...
And That’s the Way It Is: Predicting Tomorrow
One of the conceits of the present age is the smug amusement we feel when we see written or recorded histories of past generations’ predictions of the future. George Jetson… Continue Reading...
Are You A Quitter?
My friend James Oliver published an interesting article here on SteamFeed.com that artfully describes how perseverance is vital to the successful entrepreneur who wants to have any chance of getting… Continue Reading...
Three Notes From The Road
Three quick notes after a week of travel:
First: Last week I posted about how Ethiopian Airlines took delivery of their first Boeing 787 airplanes before any other carrier in… Continue Reading...
Change Where You Least Expect It
In late September, United Airlines became the first U.S. carrier to accept delivery of the new Boeing 787 Dreamliner. That delivery, and the plane itself, provide an interesting lens into… Continue Reading...
