In one of my entrepreneurship courses, my professor offered this thought: entrepreneurs are in the game either for the money or for the fame; decide which, because each alternative might lead to different choices, goals, and metrics for success. This dichotomy comes up constantly, but I believe it’s incomplete. In a recent research study regarding [...]
Tags: edgecrafting, innovation, interaction
I stumbled upon a list analyzing ROI for top universities based upon cost of education vs lifetime earnings. The most interesting thing about the article however was the third comment from the top: “I always thought it would be an interesting experiment for any of these top schools to have their admissions people select an [...]
Tags: context, data, metrics, research, storytelling
Since the dawn of time console gaming has (seemingly) been all about power: graphics prowess, processor speed, the latest digital media wrapper and more. Each generation war was marked by tremendous leaps in gaming hardware: reviewers coo’d over the pretty pictures and fanboys brandished their new purchase as the very pinnacle of scientific advancement. Sony [...]
Tags: gaming, innovation, interaction
