All right, it’s probably not the lamest one ever. But it’s the lamest one we’ve seen in quite a while.
Sprint has a weblog that lists podcasts the company has created. That’s fine. But for some reason the site has a prominent tool to let the user change the background highlight color used in the weblog’s graphics. Not the whole background, just the highlight color. And there are only four choices.
The "Lamest Feature Ever" on a Corporate Weblog
All right, it’s probably not the lamest one ever. But it’s the lamest one we’ve seen in quite a while.
Sprint has a weblog that lists podcasts the company has created. That’s fine. But for some reason the site has a prominent tool to let the user change the background highlight color used in the weblog’s graphics. Not the whole background, just the highlight color. And there are only four choices.
Grade school idea applied to Business, perhaps?
Today, I led a session at the WITI conference on Spirituality & Business. We worked on 3 case studies: one with the Radioshack CEO who lied about his education as …
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Product Management are really Super Heros in Disguise!
In my opinion, there are two really hard jobs inside a company. One is being a CEO, and the other being a product manager. A few reasons why I believe …
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What is it you believe?
As great leaders, we all need to know what we believe and hold true. Because before we really can lead, we need to be able to connect our beliefs with …
Reminder to Self: Networking is a Must
Okay, I normally don’t network. I’d rather be at home, in my pajamas with either a good book or my laptop. And networking itself has a bad rap. But I …
Consumer technology matters but only to a few…
Consumer technology matters, sure. But remember that most of consumer technology stuff is something people made up and then found someone willing to buy. I profess to have done this …
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Do you know what drives purchase?
Consumer goods like P&G have always invested in knowing how their sales and marketing activities drive purchase. See this article from July 10th, by Ellen Byron featuring James Stengel who …
Scandals rock the Valley; need for an ethical check up
Just when we thought the technology “depression” was over, we face another scandal that, if I’m right, will rock the general investor confidence in technology investments. You know what I’m talking about. Options backdating. This is a time for an ethical check up and discernment training.
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