Great Business App: MileIQ
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Want to Better Understand Technology?
Do you want to better understand technology? Would it help in your business, nonprofit, or church?
I talk to a lot of people about technology, social media, and how to use computers and software to be more productive. In the course of my work and social life, […]
GiveCamp: Why Not?
Friday Night
GiveCamp Memphis got off to a great start tonight, with yums from Moe’s and enthusiastic volunteers and nonprofits. It’s one of my favorite weekends of the year. This year’s event is being held at Cowork Memphis, a new coworking space in the […]
The Latest Technology — Through the Years
I’m a sucker for the technology, even when it’s analog. Here’s a look at the latest technology through the years.
1980s: DayTimer
I was one of DayTimer’s best customers. It started in the mid-80s. It was the calendar/organizer I’d been looking for all my life. I started with the pocket size, then progressed to a desk size, […]
10 Things I Don’t Need Anymore Because of iPhone/iPad
Just about any smart phone user will tell you that they are addicted, that they couldn’t live without their phone. Especially if you’re waiting for an important email or call or are waiting in a long line. I’ve used an iPhone since 2007 and cannot imagine being without it. And it’s saved a lot of […]
Words, Pictures & Pixels
I’m excited about this weekend’s TechCampMemphis. It’s an event for those interested in technology and those who want to learn more. There are sessions on everything from basic blogging and social media to content creation and curation, to highly technical programmy stuff […]
Five Ways to Be a Better Coach
I get technology. I love beta software, am all over Google Plus and am way more likely to blow too much money in the App Store than in a shoe store. Things that are part of my everyday routine, like RSS feeds, […]
Killed by Tech
Tech has made some familiar items obsolete
I remember my parents shelling out big bucks for Encyclopedia Brittanica.
I used to travel for business and had a huge atlas I depended on daily.
Phone book — I throw them away now.
I’m not sure my kids (19 and 23) have ever heard a busy signal.
I do miss my Day-Timer […]
The Power of the Blog: Blogging 101 for Business and Nonprofit
This Friday, September 17, I’ll be speaking at the district conference of the Northeast Arkansas Advertising Federation. My breakout session, called When is a Website Not Enough? Now., is a talk on blogging for business. I’m looking forward to the chance to […]
Five Reasons WordPress Rocks
I’m excited about our new WordPress study group that launches later this week. My good friend Dave Barger at LunaWeb has graciously offered the venue and we have 11 interested folks who have RSVP’d, along with a few maybes.
