Tag: julie lary

Socialism, Oh no!

Originally published on LinkedIn on February 4, 2020 There’s a tendency nowadays to label every government program, regulation, and policy… Read more.
Balance Between Security and Overreach

Originally written for LinkedIn Last month, TIME magazine featured “The Defining IDEAS of 2019,” one being the worrisome future of… Read more.
Overcoming the fear of block chain

As a consultant who’s assigned a range of projects that deal with new and emerging technologies, I’m fearful I’ll be… Read more.
Perspectives on a Brief Candidate

Originally published on LinkedIn on August 24, 2019 An acquaintance on LinkedIn recently asked me to refer her for a… Read more.
Raising the curtain on over-functioning

A few weeks ago, I attended a webinar on project management. The presenter reeled off a list of objectionable behaviors,… Read more.
Cracks in morality aren’t the exception

Circumstance is the ultimate determination of morality, the crux of my latest article on scribbles Read more.
Add Close-to-the-Customer as Stable Jobs

During the week, I’m enmeshed in writing about IoT- and IIoT-enabled solutions. For nearly every application, I ponder, “How will… Read more.
Tomorrow’s Automats

The way we “obtain” food, is constantly evolving. Are the automats of yesteryear making a comeback? Read more.
Everyone’s working, but fewer careers.

Reading megabytes of articles, I tried to find a few morsels of optimism about the future of employment. The concept… Read more.
Consumer Purchasing Power is Key to Success

Last week, the Chinese e-commerce firm Pindoudou went public, making its founder Colin Huang the 13th wealthiest billionaire in China.… Read more.
Big Brother in the Workplace

After moving to Whidbey Island, north of Seattle, I engaged in the agonizing process of finding “meaningful” employment, either remotely… Read more.
Amazon Possibly Upsetting the Apple Cart: Marketing from the Grocery Aisles

Will Amazon upset the apple carts with their purchase of Whole Foods? Read more.