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Tag: The Interconnected

Posted on 26 July 201615 January 2017

Now on The Interconnected: Some Definitions

In this post on The Interconnected I get a little snarky about the difference between content management systems and content management tools.

People. The difference is people.

Posted on 7 July 201615 January 2017

Now on The Interconnected: Balance

On The Interconnected, I wrote about how we keep and create balance in our lives. It’s a little corny, but also an important message for a year that’s brought chaos to so many.

Posted on 5 July 201615 January 2017

Now on The Interconnected: A Little Levity

2016’s been a hell of a year. Here’s A Little Levity on The Interconnected that looks at some of the weirder bits of the year.

Posted on 23 June 201615 January 2017

Now on The Interconnected: Documenting the Core

In Documenting the Core, I wrote about the core values that are used for design, and the methodology, principles, and design decisions, and why I’ll be writing more about them in the future.

Posted on 9 June 20163 July 2016

Now on The Interconnected: The familiar road may not be the smoothest

Another post on The Interconnected, this time about how sometimes we get in our own way. We tend to assume it’s easier to use the tools we have than learn to new tools — which is fair most of the time, but sometimes it’s dead wrong.

Read The familiar road may not be the smoothest.

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