Earlier this week I found myself in between meetings and needing to quickly make a phone call to a business acquaintance. Much to my dismay, I realized that I didn’t have this particular individual’s mobile number stored in my Motorola Droid X2 smart phone. As a result of this unfortunate turn of events, I had to pull [...]
Surprises are only good for Birthdays and Christmas time. Okay, so that’s probably not entirely true, but in the business world, surprises, or things you’re not expecting to happen, are almost always a bad thing. Just think about how much time and money your organization puts into creating strategic and formal business plans. The meetings [...]
President Theodore Roosevelt put great pressure on the Chief Engineer John Wallace to “make dirt fly” and the project started off badly. In a web or software development project use a work breakdown structure to properly manage all the details, scope and budget of the project.
Galvin Creative Technologies is glad to be able to house our infrastructure at Bluelock, an Indianapolis, IN data center. We were fortunate enough to build a relationship with the good folks over there and we want to pass onto them our congratulations on two successful years. dBusiness just released a nice article about their accomplishment [...]