Mind the gap

"Mind the Gap" may make you safer when traveling, but it will not help you grow professionally and personally. Seek out gaps for growth and development.

This blog argues that, in thinking about how to use data and technology to solve social challenges, the most important thing to consider is not what is there, but rather, what is not.

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If you have ever traveled to London you have probably ridden the subway, and you’ve probably seen this sign: The image is an attempt to warn commuters that there is a gap or hole in the subway trai…

They're very serious in Great Britain about the need to "mind the gap" when you step off a train. And video of an inebriated woman who fell onto the tracks makes clear it is indeed possible to slip through the space between a train and a platform.

I have tried to play Trivia games with my kids. I have an unfair advantage due to my years and life knowledge, this game is a game changer and I cannot wait to play it with my in-laws and nieces during our next get together. The questions are mostly pop culture across the decades. The game is split into generations Gen X Gen Y, Boomers and Millennials (not in that order). Start on the board in your decade and make you war back around to it by answering correctly other generation questions…

The insurance losses and liabilities arising from cyber risks is an increasing area of focus for both shipowners and their

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