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by Ryan Arp codesignapp.com I think we all often find ourselves chasing a hundred different strategies, fifty different ideas, and maybe even more "opportunities". The entrepreneur in us sometimes gets in the way of the things that really matter in creating a stable, scalable business. Here are 3 things that

by John Sciacca I am fascinated with product placements in movies. Seriously. I *live* for those subtle things that so many other people just gloss over. Like the brand of watch that a character is wearing, or the bottle of wine on the table or perhaps the pen they use to sign a contract. Someone went to the t

by John Sciacca   “If the office super store was supposed to put us suppliers out of business, why are we still here? Take a look at where you are. Where you once worked in a dying industry, you now work at its birth. Those super stores are terrified of us. Anybody know why? Let me tell y

by John Sciacca Like many of you, I am sitting here right now trying to come to terms with the awful, awful news that Steve Jobs has passed away. (In a bit of irony that I hope Steve would appreciate, I happen to be writing this on a PC. At least until it crashes, Steve.) I feel oddly deflated. I feel like my best

by Brendan Morrissey I recently had the opportunity to attend two events that bridge the topics covered in my blog posts: online marketing and consumer electronics. While the SMX East online marketing conference in New York provided more insights into consumers’ online behavior, CEDIA EXPO 2011 in Indianapolis refl

Don’t expect any drastic changes after Control4’s leadership moves last week. According to the company’s co-founder and new chairman and chief strategy officer, Will West, hiring veteran business and technology executive Martin Plaehn was a proactive step meant to prepare the company for the n