Easy Reading

Take a look at our most read and shared blog posts from April 2021.

To design a positive impact journey is about making choices and rigorously translating those into all details. And to do that well because there’s a big difference between something that’s well designed and poorly designed. Especially since positive impact is very public and your stakeholders will notice your true impact. They expect substance and will move away when there’s none. My advice is to stop for a moment and reflect on your current and desired impact. Think it through, provide substance and accelerate your positive impact. Good luck!

It’s a long newsletter this time. A lot of things have happened last week. From monkeys playing video games with their mind, to Paris Hilton promoting NFT’s, to congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez performing sexual acts in deepfake videos.

Take a look at our most read and shared blog posts from March 2021.

Tragically we often discover weeks or months later the vision we had of our code solving problems was never achieved.

As CxO, you are facing digital transformation...but you don’t know where to gather pertinent information for decision making.

In recent years, the number of new words related to agile methodologies has not stopped growing.

The giant container ship Ever Given that has blocked traffic in the Suez Canal for the last week, bringing a key global trade route to a standstill and capturing the world’s attention, was partially refloated as we’re writing this newsletter.

In our current peri-COVID world, we all now have far more experience than we could ever have imagined in remote working.

What began as primitive cave paintings and signed language has now transformed into endless of varieties to express oneself.

My father has sent me a story. The email was called "A backpack full of memories", the subtitle "Forward to the past".

Over the last few years I’ve seen a number of articles on how, as IT professionals, we can work to build users’ trust in the systems we produce.