Imagine transforming employees into Stakeholders, and turning managers into Leaders who know how to eliminate archaic business practices to move their companies in to the Participation Age.
Chuck Blakeman Founder & Chief Transformation Officer @ Crankset Group
Transforming Communities with the Power of Every Voice. issues that are complex, divisive and multifaceted bring ordinary citizens into the conversation with governments, nonprofits and industry to solve challenging issues.
Luke Hohmann Acting Executive Director of Every Voice Engaged and Founder and CEO of Conteneo Inc.
Everything and everyone will be API-enabled: This Axiom highlights the fact that almost every network connected endpoint is becoming an API that can be invoked and read by other software systems. This transformation, when seen device-by-device or step-by-step, seems logical – perhaps even mundane.
Jim Asiano Cloud Integration, Project Management and Negotiation Coach
In software development, we sometimes start from ground zero on a really positive, upbeat note and everything is flowing. Everybody is excited and the team chemistry is awesome. But then quickly we come down to a grinding halt for any reason, affecting everyone. What can we do to overcome this?
Alex Bunardzic Full Stack Software Engineer, Founder and CEO @ Jotoo Software
Data mining and machine learning became so popular that now almost every CS student knows about classifiers, clustering, statistical NLP ... etc. So it seems that finding data miners is not a hard thing nowadays. The hard part is to come up with harder questions.
Aaron Krayna Implementation Manager - DMS at Iron Mountain. Owner @ BookContentRatings.com
Code is the Language of their Future. Will your Kids be Fluent? Teaching kids basic programming and problem solving using Python, the powerful language used in college courses and by tech companies like Google and IBM.
Bryson Payne Professor of computer science at the University of Georgia, author of the best-selling book "Teach Your Kids to Code".
Maybe you can build stuff. But.. should you? Where should you, as software developers, draw the line? Shall you build software with the common good in mind and ignore the potential consequences of releasing such tools to the world?
Robert C. Martin (Uncle Bob) Founder and President of Object Mentor Inc. and CleanCoder.com
In today's volatile business landscape, adaptability and creativity are more crucial than ever. It is no longer possible-or even desirable-to learn one set of job skills and to work your way up the ladder.
Many smart software company principals, founders and CEOs nowadays only work with “…people who love with what they do and are motivated by advancement”, as well as driven by a great company’s culture. Karim is one of them.
in terms of marketing, whether you’re a start-up or a mature company, the problems are the same. In fact, if anything, start-ups have a little bit of an advantage because “…when you are a start-up, you pretty much are clear that you don’t have all the systems and processes in place."
Kevin Daum Author/Columnist, Content and Media Strategist, Entrepreneur, Professor