The Xerox Announcement
The recent Xerox announcement that it will split into separate hardware and service businesses illustrates the challenge of reinventing a company that has a declining core business, as Xerox and Pitney Bowes do,
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NAACP Stamford Speech
January 18, 2016 - Union Baptist Church, Stamford, CT - Keynote for Martin Luther King Birthday Breakfast I want to thank the NAACP, the Stamford Community Collective, the Stamford Youth Foundation and the
A Relaunch of My Web Site
As you can see, I have launched a new web site. This web site is designed around a very specific pair of themes that have been the foundation of everything about which I
The Future of Passenger Cars
Recently, I traded in my 10-year-old Lexus for another Lexus. If I keep my new car for the next 10 years, the next car I buy might be a self-driving or autonomous car.
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
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