It’s one of our core beliefs that all the effort which goes into building data systems is wasted unless you are prepared to study and learn from what you collect. Thus, it was well past time we started drinking our own Kool-aid ® in this regard.
The above graph charts the dollar amounts paid to Prelude Interactive [...]
I’ve spent the week in San Francisco at the heavily attended DreamForce conference of SalesForce.com, doing my best not to get sugar poisoning from drinking the company kool-aid. It’s a substantial event, an impressive system that keeps getting better, and my vocal cords and feet and hands are sore from networking, hoofing it between [...]
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I went up to see the Mansion of Terror last night – my second haunted house since a high school friend’s oddball dad creeped out their basement a few years running. The first, ‘Scare for a Cure’, [...]
I recently read two fantastic books: “Management of the Absurd” by Richard Farson and “Predictably Irrational” by Dan Ariely. Both are research-supported, readable takes on the fascinating phenomenons of people and organizations. I won’t tell you exactly what the lessons are because I’m sure to misstate something and they’re too good and too [...]
I must be some kind of lucky, because Prelude Interactive seems to have far fewer issues with overdue or underpaid invoices than other firms. In eight years of intermittent freelancing, as well as more than a year of Prelude, I’ve only had two instances when a client couldn’t pay. These are their stories.
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