business,Innovation
14 March 2011 | Comments Off
Does the earthquake came at the “worst time” as Japan struggles to reduce its massive debt? Japan might well benefit from any shakeup that encourages entrepreneurship from the ground up, increases competitiveness and imposes change on the decidedly change-resistant bureaucrats who really run the nation. For years, pundits said only a major crisis will bring [...]
Tagged in behavior, business, economic, japan
business,redesign,usability
30 March 2010 | Comments Off
On March 5, Tufte was appointed by Obama to a panel to advise the Recovery Accountability and Transparency Board, which monitors the way the $787 billion in the stimulus package is being spent. Tufte’s initial work will be on the recovery.gov website, which is the primary way the board will conduct business transparently to the [...]
Tagged in business, economic, redesign, trends, website evaluation
business,Social Media
10 June 2009 | Comments Off
As we dealt and continue dealing with the fallout from so many executives making such terrible decisions, the simplest advice seems the most appropriate. Figure out what you care about and devote yourself to that purpose. Stay the course, even when your colleagues wander off course. And never forget that if something sounds too good [...]
Tagged in business, economic, Innovation, market
business,Quotes
14 May 2009 | Comments Off
“Approval, though, is not the goal of investing. In fact, approval is often counter-productive because it sedates the brain and makes it less receptive to new facts or a re-examination of conclusions formed earlier. Beware the investment activity that produces applause; the great moves are usually greeted by yawns.” – Warren Buffett, in his letter [...]
Tagged in economic, Investing, psychological, Warren Buffett