During the first morning of Orange’s Live 11 event, Dr Daniel Thornily gave a rather stunning overview of the economic state of play across the world. The quick take away: Look to the emerging marketins. And the key to success for business in emerging markets? Dr Thorniley says that it is this: – partnership – relationship – trust – and… Read more →
Category: Thinking
Think Quarterly – from Google
Quite a thoughtful newsletter (they call a book) from Google UK, called “Think Quarterly” – it’s all about data, and a good read if that’s your thing: http://thinkquarterly.co.uk/ Read more →
V.clever #v130! Runs 2 x 24 inch screens at full resolution! #tradesecrets big screens = big productivity
I’m very impressed! One monitor is plugged into the VGA port, the other into the HDMI out. It turns off the internal lcd and runs both external monitors at full resolution. I’ve never had a machine that can do that! Most need external hardware to run the two monitors. Since it’s arrived from Dell, the V130 has continued to impress… Read more →
PM David Cameron announces “Every Business Commits”
I’m here as Prime Minister David Cameron announces “Every business commits” – nothing about it on-line yet, but I have a bit of dead tree about it :) There are 5 key areas: improving skills reducing carbon supporting your community improving quality of life supporting small and medium-sized enterprises. There is also a set of commitments from government too, to help… Read more →
New Compact Bass Rig
Now playing with in-ear monitors, which is a curious experience! The band sound like they are playing inside my head. I’m sure I’ll get used to it :s. Read more →
We Didn’t Vote for Hanging!
This isn’t a political blog, nor is it a news one. It’s my personal blog, but today I’m feeling a bit “ranty” – it’s the ‘meeedja’ you see. Not all of them – I’m privileged to know some great journalists, who do a fantastic job serving the public and covering stories in interesting ways. However a minority seem to be… Read more →