TheWayoftheWeb

One response to a changing economy, whether global or digital, is to pursue efficiency. Cut costs, overheads, staff and anything else you can to make your company as efficient as possible.
I’m quite obviously not Umair Haque, but I’ve been in companies or known friends and associates who have all been part of this drive at [...]

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There’s no need to worry about me, if you’re a company I buy products or services from.
After all, I’m just one person – you’ll barely notice the difference if I stop buying things from you. At most, I might make the buying decision for a family of three, so you won’t lose that much cash [...]

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If you’re involved or interested in charity, social good, business, management or leadership, then I highly recommend The Blue Sweater: Bridging the Gap Between Rich and Poor in an Interconnected World having found it important enough to read it twice in the space of the few days I’ve had it!
And it’s not even about social [...]

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One of the blogs I subscribe to, The Blog Herald, recently carried a fairly standard story about an company acquisition. In this case, it caught my eye, because it’s Teens in Tech acquiring The Youth Bloggers Network.
The CEO of Teens in Tech is 16-year-old Daniel Brusilovsky, while 15-year-old Patrick DeVivo runs the Youth Bloggers [...]

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