Concerned about rising paper costs? You can thank the U.S. government for some of that, according to some truck drivers. The electronic-logging device (ELD) mandate is supposed to protect truckers... read more →
It was the mid-1970s, and the idea of the “paperless office” was published in Businessweek by the head of Xerox’s research lab. “It painted a not-incorrect picture of future workers... read more →
If you haven’t seen this one, be warned; it’s a tearjerker. The video was created by the Paper & Packing Board and makes a powerful point about the impact of... read more →
Why this computer scientist believes there is only one safe voting technology. She’s been called a Luddite. She’s had microphones yanked out of her hand, and been called a crank... read more →
Pencil, paper, backpack … tablet? Today’s classroom necessities are a far cry from the good old slate and chalk. In many ways, technology has opened up learning far wider than... read more →
In a typical market, declining demand should lead to falling prices; it’s been a tenet of our economy for years. Yet according to D. Eadward Tree, the magazine industry is... read more →
The human brain is an incredible thing. The more we learn about how it works – and how that information can be applied to business – the more amazing it... read more →
“How many unread emails are in your inbox right now?” It’s an interesting question, posted by Samantha Owens Pyle in The Business Journals. And she has a follow-up for those... read more →
You probably know the feeling. You spend some time (minutes, even hours?) mindlessly slogging through your social feeds, going down the rabbit holes where the links lead you. You look... read more →
Results of a global survey show that the greenwashing claims are falling flat; consumers know better. “If a company asked you to stop receiving paper statements like: ‘Go Paperless –... read more →