We continue our discussion on understanding 12 attributes of the Industrial Age, the Internet Age, and the movement to the next age – the Information Age. Each of these attributes will have a profound impact on all aspects of businesses and technologies. Beginning the planning of your organization’s opportunities in the Information Age next Monday morning is in order!

We provide an understanding of 12 attributes of the Industrial Age, the Internet Age, and the movement to the next age – the Information Age. Each of these attributes will have a profound impact on all aspects of businesses and technologies. Beginning the planning of your organization’s opportunities in the Information Age next Monday morning is in order!

This show is about sorting through the internet-driven advice madness that exists in business today. We provide practice-based insights in business transformation, organizational transformation, and technology transformation, based on real world practices.

Our philosophy is to provide the audience with insights that can provide true value to organizations and individuals that face today’s and tomorrow’s competitive pressures, and provide a usable takeaway from each broadcast.

Technology changed the way companies deliver their marketing message but not its basic marketing principles. Customer data is the most valuable asset a company has and they se reviews as a way of deciding which company to do business with. Data and customer information allow companies to hyper-target their marketing message. And, underlying all of this is a concern for privacy.

Clark Keller, of Data Driven Marketing, gives us unique insights into marketing in the digital age.

We speak with three college students, from 3 different universities, about their experiences with the change to Distance Learning as a result of the current pandemic.

School closures led educational institutions to scramble to move instruction to an online format. We get insights from real students on this new reality.

Topics include basic education topics, food, housing, money, learning access, feedback, social interactions, and the “new” academic life.