Technology Pros Move into Management - Tech

Technology Pros Move into Management - Tech & IT Job Resources from Monster.com:

Good news from Monster for all my java programmers that want a management position.

"Technology Pros Move into Management"
by Allan Hoffman


Monster Tech Jobs Expert

Technology professionals, once stereotyped as antisocial nerds unsuited for the boardroom, now routinely are taking management positions alongside colleagues with MBAs and years of experience in areas such as marketing, finance and human resources.

'The business world -- smart business, anyway -- is definitely more open to people with technical expertise moving into management these days,' says Gene De Libero, CEO of Ambient Media, a company that provides digital signage networks.

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Do you love paintings ?

Dear MMNTers students,

check my father's website, you'll see some amazing paintings !

If you love African animals, you will enjoy your time on his homepage ...

http://bernardduffort.free.fr

Regards,
Olivier (Bloggers for life)

Blogger Help : What is BlogThis! ?

Blogger Help : What is BlogThis! ?

this is the shortcut to putting things on the blog!

MIT OpenCourseWare | Comparative Media Studies | CMS.930 Media, Education, and the Marketplace, Fall 2001 | Video Lectures

MIT OpenCourseWare | Comparative Media Studies | CMS.930 Media, Education, and the Marketplace, Fall 2001 | Video Lectures:

The Next Big Thing: Video Internet
a video lecture by Robert Metcalfe

Have you heard of MIT's OpenCourseWare project? This video lecture by Bob Metcalfe (say Ethernet!) about the convergence of the Internet and Video is very topical... even 4 years after his original lecture to MIT students. You might enjoy watching it. You could perhaps download it to your video iPod?

See you Monday!

james

Killer Innovations-- a weekly podcast 4 U

Killer Innovations

Killer Innovations
Unleashing the human potential to create

This is a must-read (and a must-listen) for all the MMNTers who are future entrepreneurs.....

Phil Mckenny talks about innovation and creativity...

His podcasts are fascinating, and instructive....
you can download them as mp3 files.

see you soon,
james


Here are all his previous podcasts:

Dec 05, 2005 - Innovation Rules and Virtual Anthropology
Nov 23, 2005 - Creating a Pipeline of Innovation and Tryvertising
Nov 13, 2005 - Cost Benefit Analysis of Innovations
Nov 6, 2005 - Futurecasting and Listener Contributions
Nov 1, 2005 - Team Diversity for Brainstorming
Oct 24, 2005 - Innovation Timing
Oct 17, 2005 - Innovation Mentoring
Oct 12, 2005 - Stealth Innovations
Oct 3, 2005 - Katrina Innovations
Sept 25, 2005 - Overcoming Your Idea Critics
Sept 19, 2005 - Building on the Innovation of Others
Sept 12, 2005 - Using Customers as a Source of Ideas
Sept 5, 2005 - Creating an Innovation Culture
Aug 28, 2005 - Idea Quota and Twinsumer
Aug 21, 2005 - Fast Prototyping
Aug 14, 2005 - Redefining the Innovation Opportunity
Aug 7, 2005 - Biology Based Innovations
July 31, 2005 - Emergent Innovations
July 24, 2005 - Innovation Success Rate
July 17, 2005 - Collaboration for Innovations
July 10, 2005 - Financial Criteria for Killer Innovations
July 3, 2005 - Storytelling & Weak Signals
June 26, 2005 - Measuring Innovation & Applying Killer Questions
June 20, 2005 - Structured Innovation Part 2 & Innovation Rate
June 14, 2005 - Structured Innovation & Perspective
June 6, 2005 - Scenario Planning & Computer Gaming
May 30, 2005 - Transforming the organization & alt industries
May 21, 2005 - Incremental Innovation & Sci-Fi
May 15, 2005 - Interview with Brain Reactions
May 7, 2005 - 2nd Generation Tools & Human Scale
May 1, 2005 - KI Workshop Warm-up and Differentiation
April 23, 2005 - 1st Generation Innovation Tools
April 17, 2005 - 10 Types of Innovation
April 13, 2005 - Ranking Ideas
April 10, 2005 - KI Workshop
April 3, 2005 - Killer Questions
March 26, 2005 - Innovating the 'experience economy'
March 22, 2005 - Barriers to innovation

Wikipedia and the nature of truth | Perspectives | CNET News.com

Wikipedia and the nature of truth | Perspectives | CNET News.com:
After Aurelie and Jean-Philippe's talk about Wikipedia I thought this might interest you... :-)

Also, Franck asked about what I like to read... cNet's news.com is one source I like among many.... here's what they say about Wikipedia. Follow the link above to discover more :

"Perhaps the most recognized application of open-source technology in the world, Wikipedia is the online encyclopedia that has become a research staple for millions of Web users.
Written collaboratively by volunteers, Wikipedia has become a smash success. The free site includes more than 845,000 articles in English alone and has won a loyal legion of fans. John Seigenthaler does not number among them.

In an op-ed published Thursday in USA Today, Seigenthaler wrote about his anguish after learning about a false Wikipedia entry that listed him as having been briefly suspected of involvement in the assassinations of both John Kennedy and Robert Kennedy. " .....