I noticed something odd a couple days ago when I logged into Yahoo Email: the addition of “Yahoo Avatars” to my profile {Note: I don’t have Yahoo Messenger, which has had avatars for some time}. Okay. So I figured I’d … Continue reading →

There’s an opinion piece over on BusinessWeek penned by Geoff Vuleta that got my attention a few days back. In “One Vision for the Future of Chrysler” (Link), Vuleta discusses how embracing sustainability initiatives could be good for Chrysler. So … Continue reading →

Back in art school, my first car class assignment involved looking at alternatives to present day (1991) vehicles. It was a Chrysler-taught class. Only being a design class at an art school, the focus wasn’t on technology and engineering, it … Continue reading →

One of the more popular posts here is “Smiley Face Savvy” (reLink) in which the hiring of Chrysler’s director of marketing communications, Julie Roehm, by everyone’s favorite retailer, Wal*Mart, got me to imagine and lay out a plausible future for … Continue reading →

{Temporary Note: Harvard Business Report readers surfing here might wish to skip down to the bold text “Okay, so let’s piece things together.”} For those people in the online gaming community who bitterly complain about companies inserting advertising into their … Continue reading →