… and why I’m not totally quitting Facebook… yet.

I value my privacy. That’s it. Period. I don’t have anything to hide. I don’t have a secret identity as a super-hero nor as a mafia crime boss. And by “privacy”, I don’t necessarily mean that I value being “off the grid”. I value having control over what personal information I share and with whom I share it. More specifically, I value NOT sharing information with companies who will then use it for targeted advertising.  Read More

The guys at Mashable have put together a collection of some incredible videos and photos from Nashville, TN depicting the damage caused by the flooding over the weekend.

Among an organization’s most important and valuable assets is its reputation. This applies equally to companies, departments and even project teams.Business continuity and disaster recovery planning is not just about mitigating loss and improving up-time, availability and maintaining customer service through an outage.  It’s not just about getting ‘back to normal’. It’s also not just about ‘learning from the experience’ to avoid the disaster or better-managing a similar event in the future.  Read More

That is the question… sort of an informal survey regarding business continuity and disaster recovery planning.

Part 1. Choosing between your employees and your technology, which exposes your company to the greatest risk?

And by ‘risk’ I mean which, if managed poorly and failed, would result in the greatest loss, but, if managed and executed well, would result in the greatest increase in profit for your company?  Read More

It looks like Stephen Hawking’s warning that extra-terrestrials may not come in peace may have come just in time.

According to The Sun, NASA scientists unveiled last night that they may, in fact, have compelling evidence of life on Mars.

These are exciting times we live in.