Showing posts with label cartoons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cartoons. Show all posts

Tuesday, 13 January 2015

2014: The tech year in cartoons

From Satya Nadella’s rise to the top spot at Microsoft to the emergence of 3D printing and the Internet of Things, here’s a look at some of the year’s biggest IT stories from the pen of Computerworld’s editorial cartoonist, John Klossner.

January: Full-time work is so last year
February: Help wanted?
February: Meet the new boss . . .
March: Hackers turn up the heat
March: A thing or two about the IoT
April: Facebook buys a new vision
June: Store shelves stocked with data
August: Big Brother is helping you
September: Vive la OpenVMS
November: You can have any color you like . . .
December: HP enters a new dimension


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Monday, 11 June 2012

12 business lessons from your favorite cartoons

As kids, few things are more enjoyable than sitting down to watch cartoons.

I (Marjorie Clayman) remember waking up at some ridiculously early time on Saturday mornings to catch the Smurfs, which at various times was followed by the Wuzzles, the Snorkels, the Shirt Tails (or was that Sunday?) and many other fine fictional foondangles.

As we grow older and more cynical wise, it becomes clear that these cartoons taught us how to not only be good people, but also good business people.

Want proof? Here you go:

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