Following our vision â no matter the issues â is what brings us confidence to continue to move forward. In travel as in projects. As you might have read in my first blogpost on the topâŚ
A year in sabbatical taught me many things, about life, family and culture, and also about work. We went through different steps, just like during an innovation project. For me, âŚ
We welcomed Baptiste, 14 years, in our Lausanne Office. One week of âtrial internshipâ to understand what it is to be a dev. What could I teach him in such a short time? Read this postâŚ
Everyone wants a mobile app that people will own, love and use every day. Before you jump in, ask yourself, and your team, these 3 basic questions to avoid the most common mistakes.âŚ
We don't like Spam 2.0 and we did our part lately for better declaration of paid stuff. And since last weekend, Google doesn't like it either and is penalizing webpages, which sellâŚ
Just as the advent of the Web had a profound impact on the way business is made and deals or done, the concepts under the âWeb 2.0â umbrella term (social software, blogs, mashups, all theâŚ
⌠is over and I had lots of fun, met interesting new people and long-time-no-see âoldâ friends and had interesting discussions. I went to 2 presentations, the first by JĂźrg Stucker about âŚ
Tomorrow, I'll attend (together with approx. 200 other people) BlogCamp Switzerland. I'm quite curious how that will turn out. It was suggested to use the tag âblogcampswitzerlandâ for allâŚ
Really. It doesn't go any cheaper with the âuser generated contentâ idea than what âbluewin/swisscom fixnetâ is trying to do Looks like their blog-hoster didn't consult them very well about hâŚ
