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The title of this post is a hint at the rest of the story below. Imagine attending or organizing an event (kids athletic event, performance, conference, party, reception, speech, etc.) that is not "professionally" captured on video. However, there are several individuals capturing the event on various video devices from … Keep reading >>>
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The best opportunity for Special Ed Students is Entrepreneurship
There is a group of high school students who would most likely "fall through the cracks" once they finish high school. You probably know some of these kids, but you may not know the challenges they face today or the even bigger challenges they will face once they are out … Keep reading >>>
Dreamio Brings 4K 3D Video to Your Phone
The iPhone ushered in an era of nonstop photos from our phones. One of the most iconic images that demonstrates the change in how we look at the world is a photo of Tiger Woods completing his round at The Masters in 1997 set beside a similar photo taken in … Keep reading >>>
Replacing Excel and email with SaaS in commercial real estate
When it's common practice in an industry - any industry - to use Microsoft Excel to capture data and email to share that data, there is an opportunity to create a software as a service (SaaS) upgrade in that industry. That's what the founders of Rivur found in the commercial … Keep reading >>>
Do you really know where your car has been?!?
I bought the car I currently drive at a local used car lot after finding it on AutoTrader. It's the exact same year, make, and model as my wife's car. We liked hers so much that I decided to just get another one exactly like it. I found it with … Keep reading >>>
Problem: Annual corporate phishing training is worthless
Big corporations have big corporation email security policies. Especially in the financial sector, email phishing is big business for hackers. Why? Because it works! Why does it still work, even though email has been around for a quarter century? Because most big corporations require their non-IT employees to attend a … Keep reading >>>
In Two-Thirds of states, background check laws are being ignored
When you purchase a firearm legally, the firearms dealer performs a background check on you, the buyer of the gun. However, if you buy a gun from a friend, associate, or stranger, there is neither requirement nor means for performing a background check. In other words, if I so choose, … Keep reading >>>
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Elevator Pitches: the good, the bad, and the ugly
Getting ready for another great session of Pitch Practice today at @Atlanta Tech Village, I went back and looked at my notes for some of the best elevator pitches we've seen out of the 2,800 pitches since 2013. The Good There are six very common things that all of the … Keep reading >>>
Wait in line at a restaurant? No thanks!
"OK, thank you. We're looking at about a 40-50 minute wait. Will that be ok?" Well, what choice do you have if you really want to eat there? The old adage is that everyone wants to go to the crowded restaurant, and nobody wants to go to a restaurant with … Keep reading >>>
Airline Food & Beverage Inventory Shrinkage Costs Billions
You know those little bottles of wine and liquor they serve on the airplane? The airline industry purchases $2 billion worth of those and other food and beverage items every year. What used to be just peanuts or pretzels is now complemented by Coke products, beer, wine, those awesome Delta … Keep reading >>>