Do you find it hard to say that you have succeeded in your corporate learning programs? You are not alone; many executives meet with staff resistance when it comes to training programs. This is a typical case when there’s a mismatch between the training goals and the objectives of an organization. For any business to […]
Every organization that offers training implicitly believes in the value of staff training programs. They believe, when done properly, an organization can benefit immensely from learning and development. But a belief alone is rarely sufficient to justify substantial business investment. While effective corporate training programs can lead to increased employee productivity, increased profitability, happier workforce
I am pleased to announce that Reva Digital Media LLC is now certified by New York States as a Minority Women Business Enterprise (MWBE). It is an exciting milestone for the company and opportunity to expose my services to those seeking companies with this particular credential. There are many businesses in New York that have
Last week I attended Mobile Futures at Razorfish New York. Presented by Razorfish and NYC Media Lab, Mobile Futures featured an expo showcasing demos from 20+ NY-based startups, plus a panel discussion on how sensors, devices and connected services will change the mobile computing and consumer mobility experience over the next several years. The startups showcased new
Since October, 2013 I’ve been working on a new learning platform for Razorfish. Called Razorfish University, this new self-directed university-modeled blended learning portal will provide employees with on-the-job resources, formal training modules, links to additional external training (like Lynda.com), videos, webinars and workshops, and communications capabilities. The responsively designed site will be accessible inside and outside the Razorfish network and on
Last Wednesday I gave a presentation on Entity Search at SMX East. Here are the slides from that presentation, along with a video screen cast that I recorded to explain the deck. What do you think about my take on the coming Entity Search revolution? Leave your thoughts in the comments. The Entity Search Revolution
A few weeks ago I received an email invite to the first NYC Google Glass Explorer Social. I was pretty excited. Being a Glass Explorer I often wonder what other Explorers are doing and how to meet them. Enough of us put this sentiment out there in the digital space and it seems Project Glass
As I mentioned in a previous post comparing Google Glass to another augmented reality glasses product, I’m not really into the idea of surfing the Web on Glass. Not because I think browsing content via augmented reality is a bad idea, but because the current Internet experience is based on a desktop/smartphone/tablet paradigm, and because Glass
Yesterday I read an article in Metro New York newspaper and came across a typo. The headline stated that a van had burst into flames outside the Flatiron building in Manhattan, but the first sentence went like this: “A fan burst into flames outside the Flatiron Building at little after 11 a.m.” So immediately I thought,
A lot of people are interested in international SEO and consider ccTLDs as the proverbial magic bullet to global search success. I would like to clarify Google’s stance on geo-targeting, why ccTLDs may or may not be the best international SEO strategy for your brand, and the role of hreflang in international SEO. Here are 6 common