Patrick Gray

Many companies have launched their own internal software companies tasked with developing new products for the market. While an excellent idea, there are significant risks and pitfalls for what is ultimately entering a new business. 

Technology is only part of successful systems and products. Good design can make a difference that outshines even the most complex technology. 

As we dust off suitcases and passports and return to travel in a post-pandemic world, it’s worth revising and updating your travel toolkit.

Wargaming, or scenario planning with an active adversary, can be a valuable technique in uncertain times.

With the transition to remote and hybrid work, in-person meetings have become a more valuable occurrence. Here’s how to make the most of your time together in real life.

The reMarkable 2 is more of a digitalized version of a paper notebook than a full-fledged iPad-like tablet, which is precisely the point.

Building your organization’s culture should be something you do every day. It takes work and conscious effort to make sure your teams are happy and productive.

Perhaps you’re dreaming of a Great Resignation of your own. Here are some suggestions for leaders based on a recent experience transitioning to a new role.

Most of us spend too much time in meetings. Here are three easy ways to regain control of your day.

Is that emergency really a reason to panic? Probably not. Most of the time, emergencies are small enough that you can prepare for and mitigate them.

Some problems are solvable, and some just aren’t. That doesn’t mean they’re not worth tackling, though. Knowing the difference is half the battle.

A recent essay suggests that the days of the office as a workplace are numbered, and the replacement should be more of a social club.