Navigating Public Policy, Technology, Health, Data, and Innovation for a Fairer Future
Folks that know me are aware that I just loved La La Land. Saw it 3 times in the theaters and a couple of times a year, I will pull it up just to watch the opening and I would hardly consider myself a fan of musicals. But as the crisp December air begins to Read More “Emma Stone Brings Her La La Land Charm to SNL’s Stage”
At least half of the day, I am drawing inspiration from my Plex server and playlist. This month, we delve into a realm of the diverse. This November Plex playlist had albums I have enjoyed for years.
Our current consumer culture, driven by fast fashion, electronics with planned obsolescence, and single-use products, leads to significant waste. This waste not only fills up landfills but also contributes to pollution and the depletion of natural resources. The production of new goods, especially those involving intensive manufacturing processes, has a high carbon footprint. This contributes Read More “The Environmental Impact of Overconsumption”
When Mint burst onto the scene, it was more than just an application; it was a revolution in personal finance. Its intuitive design and comprehensive features allowed users, including myself as a small business owner, to gain unprecedented control over their finances. Mint was a harbinger of a new age of financial responsibility and literacy. Read More “The Mint App goes away and it will be missed”
For the labyrinth of global commerce, the supply chain acts as the silent artery, pulsating with goods and services that fuel our everyday lives. From the smallest screw in a smartphone to the vast network of components in a jet engine, everything is a testament to the intricate dance of supply chain management. Yet, this Read More “How Technology and Risk Management are Redefining Supply Chains”
People that know me, know I love sports. While my favorite game is the NBA, my favorite moments are when we are put back in touch with our humanity. This week 2 athletes generated just these kinds of moments. Moments of human connection and resilience often transcend the thrill of competition, reminding us of the Read More “From the Green to the Ice: Moments of Humanity with Woodland and Bedard”
To call Trello project management software is like calling Legos a toy, an accurate understatement. You can do so many things with it, you might say it’s only limited by your imagination. Trello operates on the concept of boards, lists, and cards. This system is inspired by the Kanban methodology, which emphasizes the visual management Read More “I just love Trello”
In my world of breakfast choices, oatmeal often resides in the shadows, quietly waiting for its moment to shine. It’s the underdog, the humble staple that tugs at my conscience and says, “You know you should do this.” And indeed, I should. Oatmeal possesses a subtle charm, even if it doesn’t initially ignite my taste Read More “Yes, Oatmeal….I know.”
In the world of small and medium businesses, where resources are often limited and the need for efficiency is high, Ansible emerges as a powerful tool for automation and configuration management. Let’s break down how Ansible can be particularly helpful for these businesses, using insights from various sources. 1. Simplifying and Automating Repetitive Tasks: Ansible Read More “Streamlining Small Business IT: The Transformative Power of Ansible”
Gabe Amo’s historic win as Rhode Island’s first Congressman of color stands as a testament to the evolving political landscape and his own formidable campaign. As a former aide in both the Biden and Obama administrations, Amo’s experience at the White House played a significant role in his campaign narrative. He centered his message on Read More “Charting a Progressive Course for Rhode Island’s Future”