A contrarian perspective on our so-called skills gap
Over the past few weeks, as I have thought about the issue of job readiness, I have been struck by the disconnect between the so-called “experts” who consistently talk about the problem of
Recent posts
Limits on Presidential Power and Ways Around Them
During President Obama’s recent interview with sports columnist Bill Simmons, he made quite revealing comments about his frustration with the limits of Presidential power. www.vox.com/2015/11/17/9749754/obama-presidential-power
We must pay more attention to high concentrations of risk
Whether a leader is making a decision about future growth prospects of a business, a financial advisor is attempting to value growth in a business sector relative to an investment, or a government
Why Americans are Angry at Politicians
The political party establishments, expert political commentators and the media are clearly bewildered by the staying power of anti-establishment candidates like Donald Trump, Dr. Ben Carson, and Bernie Sanders. They should not be
Observations about Sony, The Interview, and free speech
Beyond the news and entertainment value of the leaked emails from what now appears to be a cyber warfare campaign against Sony by the North Korean government for its now aborted release of
Privacy and Security
On Thursday, January 6, 2011, the Dossia Service Corporation announced that its Board of Directors had elected me as the new CEO. I am thrilled for this opportunity, but it has also reminded