Software

The two primary web browsers I use these days on my Mac are Safari and Chrome. I've always been a big user of…

As a kid, I always enjoyed writing and, at one point, dreamed of being a baseball beat writer, like the father  of…

 It's nowhere near as important as yesterday's topic of employee and patient safety, but my last two days of using…

If you are a Twitter user and follow the #Lean hashtag on Twitter, you might have seen a lot of noise from a…

So Monday's blog post was about preventable medical errors - namely errors involving pharmacies giving the wrong…

As a former Austin resident ("Keep Austin Weird!"), I'm happy to be heading down I-35 from Fort Worth to attend the…

For episode #99 of the podcast, I'm talking with the authors of the book The Entrepreneur's Guide to Customer…

This is a cliche' of bad process and bad information systems, but I actually received a paper check in the mail…

Today's guest blogger is Joe Dager, of the site Business901. He's a very active blogger and podcaster and he's very…

For those of you who have had difficulty accessing LeanBlog.org for the past two weeks or so, I apologize. It's…

I've been a fan of the "Lean Startups" work of Eric Ries since last year, so I'm happy to be producing a free LEI…

One of my goals for the next few weeks is to catch up on blogging about some great speakers I've seen recently.…

Gov 2.0 Summit 09: Eric Ries, "Lean Startups: Doing More with Less" I was tipped off a while back to the work…

Mark's note: Running the risk of being called lazy, I'd like to introduce another guest blogger, Steve Hebert. We…

Sunday, I read this New York Times article about Apple's "App Store" for the iPhone and iPod Touch (I've been a…

Following up on Part 1 of my Reader Survey reflection exercise, here is Part 2. Thanks for the 113 survey responses…