[Guest Blogger Ryan McClead brings us part II of the End of Corporate IT]
Despite what may have been a slightly overstated prognosis of doom and gloom, no one has (as of this writing) stepped up to refute my scenario. We may quibble about the details of the CorpTech-pocalypse (CTP) , but no one
I’ve been a huge fan of a teaching website called Khan Academy for a while now, and have pointed it out to a number of teachers and students to the site who are looking for tutorials on math, science, finance, history and more. One of the ideas that has been mulling around in the back
[Guest Blogger – Ryan McClead]
Fulbright’s released its annual Litigation Trends Report this morning. In its seventh year, the report has become a standard in BigLaw circles and has earned its share of kudos from companies around the country.
So what’s the big story this year?
Survey says: GCs are predicting that, despite the end of the recession, more litigation
I remember the birth of the web. Programmers were excited about the new opportunities. HTML was in its infancy – it was simple to understand and easy to implement. The idea of linking information together, making it easier to locate and share, seemed revolutionary and created a platform on which just about anyone could contribute
