Meg Mitchell

Articles by Meg Mitchell

What CEOs Really Want

There's no doubt the role of the CIO is changing. The question is, into what?According to a study by The Impact Programme, a U.K.-based...

Time for a Philosophy Check?

Were Socrates alive today, dressed in a suit and commanding consulting fees, he might tell us the...

Of Plastic Paper and Electronic Ink

If a tree smiles in a woodlot and there is no one there to see it, is it really smiling? Maybe, if it has heard about two companies working in areas that may some day relieve the burden on over-harvested forests.

Tuned In and Turned On…Literally

Last August, Kevin Warwick had a silicon chip transponder implanted in his arm, linking him directly to a computer network that allowed computer signals to travel in and out of his body. Doctors implanted the transponder during a 15-minute operation that required only a local anesthetic.

E-mail What U Say

It used to be that shunning punctuation was the domain of creative types such as ee cummings....

Good News

While the representation of women in corporate North America has been steadily increasing, women are still poorly...

And a One, And a Two…

The orchestra steps on stage. The musicians take their seats. The audience waits expectantly for the conductor...

Implanted technology keeps bionic man connected

Talk about having a chip on your shoulder...or in this case practically in it.

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