I picked this book up in Antigone Bookshop (a great little place on 4th avenue in Tucson, Arizona). It's a fictional tale about Martin Hench. He's 67, mostly retired, and at the end of what seems like an illustrious career as a "self employed forensic
I have (again) been reading Rick Rubin's "The Creative Act - A Way of Being" which is a book about creativity and the wellspring from which it arrives. I read through it very quickly the first time. It's awesome. It's inspiring. The
I recently read The Lean Startup by Eric Ries. The book lays out a framework for startups that is based on quick iteration and constant learning. As a developer I have seen and worked with lean processes, but applying those same principals to management and innovation is very exciting and
I attended "Big Data in the Fall Classic - How the Texas Rangers gained a competitive edge through big data" and I want to share with you what I learned. The conversation was with two members of the Texas Rangers R&D team: Alexander Booth, the Assistant