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Camera phones replacing postcards, photo messaging a rage among Americans (Canada) July 28th, 2008 9:04 am Camera phones are in the hands of the majority of mobile phone users and are increasingly a part of the fabric of peoples’ lives, with 78 percent of Europeans and 66 percent of Americans owning a camera phone today.

Good afternoon! Instead of my normal feckless banter about various issues, I thought I would talk a little more about the 2008-9 Employee Hold’em Workforce Engagement Benchmark results…  Interesting stuff, so I thought I would share: What Issues Are Most Critical To Employees Based on Their Tenure?

By George Bilbrey VP & GM Delivery Assurance Solutions When we set out to build a reputation data network we had a strong sense that the volume of email being sent to top receivers was staggering. But sensing is one thing. Having empirical data is another.

By George Bilbrey VP & GM Delivery Assurance Solutions When we set out to build a reputation data network we had a strong sense that the volume of email being sent to top receivers was staggering. But sensing is one thing. Having empirical data is another.

OK, I need to fess up.  I got online today, downloaded a recipe for a mocha frappuccino from some arbitrary website (blame google).  Strong coffee, hershey’s syrup, hershey’s cocoa powder, sugar, milk, and then a secret ingredient… Mocha Chocolate Chip ice cream from Graeters, an ice cream shop in

I’ll be headed to Grand Junction, Colorado in a couple months, going back to a place I love going to.  I’m conducting a three hour Employee Hold’em Seminar, similar to others I have conducted in the past.  This one will be somewhat different, as we are concentrating on the information in our next

The 2008 eNonprofit Benchmarks Study-- a newly-released update from the original 2006 study released by M+R and NTEN. I've spent a week reading and re-reading, looking at the sites of the organizations who participated in the study, and trying to see how these apply to the entire sector.