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innovation.gov

By Robert Coppedge Posted on September 18, 2013 Posted in Business, Society, STEM

As a business consultant I am often charged with making my client’s company more “innovative”. Every CEO wants to be the next Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, or Jeff Bezos, for obvious reasons. You’ll get no argument out of me that …

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Information on Ethics

By Robert Coppedge Posted on September 17, 2013 Posted in Business, Politics, Society, STEM

A recent article in the Pacific Standard magazine makes the case that software engineers need a dose of ethics when it comes to designing their applications. Its easy to insist that everyone perform ethically in their endeavors but the reality …

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Capital-less Capitalism

By Robert Coppedge Posted on September 15, 2013 Posted in Business

Capital – noun – wealth in the form of money or other assets owned by a person or organization or available or contributed for a particular purpose such as starting a company or investing. As a business and IT consultant …

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Help Desperately Wanted

By Robert Coppedge Posted on August 20, 2013 Posted in Business, STEM

One of the reasons I love Slate is they have a lot of diversity in their contributors and a lot of them are not journalist by trade.  Recently an article went up written by a software engineer. It’s a well …

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“Branding is hard”, said Ken

By Robert Coppedge Posted on August 14, 2013 Posted in Branding, Business, Life

Remember the “Math is hard!” Barbie?  We’ve come a long way since then.  There’s even a Computer Engineer Barbie now.  Girls have been encouraged to pursue male dominated professions and activities and the overall efforts and results are still being …

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Innovation vs. Execution

By Robert Coppedge Posted on July 31, 2013 Posted in Business, STEM

Slate has an article in the sports section that essentially states you are better off focusing on not making mistakes as opposed to trying to outsmart the competition.  This obviously will only get you so far in competitive sports, you …

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