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The Destruction Of Leadership As We Know It

By admin

Digital technology empowers and it destroys. As the legacy silos entrench themselves and become more polar in their approach the silos start to crumble. It happens in business and more of that later. As is incredibly visible right now, it happens in politics. Sometimes those silos are not really about the leader or the policy [...]

Empathy And The Common Good

By Chris Gilbey

We are living in a constantly changing world. More of those changes are taking place than we have ever experience before, and for some reason people are shocked by much of the change. But we shouldn't be. Much of what is taking place should not really be surprising, because it is largely predictable. All this [...]

Canada Upsets the American Music Industry for the second time in 110 Years

By Tom Koltai

(Our previous article was the first upset.)   This time, Canadians have made the top ten list of countries that are “out to get” the content industries.   They share this dubious honour with the following countries. Priority Watch List (Links retrieve country specific pdf reports.)         Argentina         Canada         Chile         Costa Rica [...]

USA DOE Cooking the Petrol Consumption Books.

By Tom Koltai

Depending on your point of view, it would appear that Government Departments are either very good or very bad at cooking the books. (Although possibly they didnt forsee independant analysis of the data….) For the last few days I have been researching for an article that I am writing on Perceptric.   There are various [...]

Koltai Reads a Newspaper.

By Tom Koltai

Yep, the other day, my partner brought home a newspaper from Franklins.I asked her, of course, “Why did you buy that?”“I didn’t” she replied, “They offered it to me free because I spent more than five dollars and I only got it so we could line the pet cages.”So there you have it. SMH has [...]

The Value Of Nothing

By Chris Gilbey

I have just started reading Raj Patel's book, “The Value Of Nothing”. This is a really insightful book for anyone who is interested in economics in the 21st Century, and for anyone who is trying to figure out what happens after the GFC – particularly with all those Goldman Sachs guys in Washington working for [...]

The Argument AGAINST Intellectual Property as an Industry.

By Tom Koltai

From the “The Biggest Trump Card Ever” Department. I like growing Bonsai plants, I like buying bonsai plants and I love visiting Bonsai nurseries to view other peoples representations of miniature trees.   I prefer to visit those nurseries that are grouped. In other words, to obtain the maximum viewing perspective bang for my buck, [...]

I am Seriously Impressed, a Political Candidate that delivers as Promised.

By Tom Koltai

    There is the story of the little girl that asks her father if there are any other kind of fairy stories except for the ones that start, “Once upon a time…..” and her father replies, “Yes dear, there are also those that start with If I am elected….”.   Well he said he [...]

Koltai’s Redneck Conundrum

By Tom Koltai

Today we present a point of view that will offend many, please few, but will attempt balance the mainly conservative viewpoints and opinions that Perceptric strives for.   “Conservative? Hah!” I can hear from the peanut gallery. “Conservative my arse! Koltai you’re nothing but a leftwing Bolshevist commie agitator.”   Thank-you.  You are right on [...]

New Vquence Service To Make People More Visible

By Chris Gilbey

Unashamed Commerce Division (I am a director and shareholder in Vquence) Vquence has just launched  a new product. It is a low-touch Online Engagement Platform. It helps VIPs to kick-start their engagement in online social networks and make the most of it for their career. With this product Vquence is initially targeting politicians, who want [...]