A Shortage of Cybersecurity Talent – and a Solution
The global shortage of cybersecurity professionals is nearly 3 million. In other words, we could meet the global cybersecurity workforce shortage if all the people in Arkansas earned their computer science degrees, put on their…
What Causes Gas Price Fluctuation?
A few months ago, I was driving with my wife, and she and I were deep into a discussion. I pulled into the gas station, went into the store and paid $25 for gas,…
CHINA CATCHES UP: How did China acquire so much technology so quickly?
Here’s how it usually works: HUGE MARKET OPPORTUNITY Companies succumb to the “Give me the technology or you will miss the 1.3 billion people marketplace” threat. LET’S COOPERATE We will work with you in a Joint…
U.S. Immigration Debate – A Historical Perspective
Immigration has dominated the recent news cycle with images from our southern border of patrol agents—acting on the zero-tolerance policies of the Trump administration—separating parents and their children. The Supreme Court has recently ruled in…
Sensory Processing Differences and Autism
One of the defining characteristics of the autism diagnosis is a tendency to over-react or under-react to sensory input or to have an unusual pre-occupation with certain sensory aspects of the environment. How individuals with…
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Coaching for Transformation: A Literature Review
By Jennifer Goris Boyatzis et al. (2019) says that as a coach, one can learn how to “facilitate life-enhancing change in…
Coaching and Multisource Feedback
By Brook Rushing Introduction Companies of a variety of industries…
40-Year High Inflation is Not a Surprise
Early in my career, I became the electric vehicle resource…
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Article review: Level 5 Leadership: The Triumph of Humility and Fierce Regard
By Drs. Sheila Boysen, Mike Cherry, and Lesley Page In 2001, Jim Collins, author of the classic book Good to Great, penned Level 5 Leadership for the Harvard Business Review. The content for this article came from his investigation of those 11 companies that traveled…
Students Return From LUCE Program in Rome
Veni, Vidi, Vici (I came, I saw, I conquered). These are the famous words Julius Caesar wrote to the Roman Senate after a quick victory. But, in some ways, they apply to the students from the Lasallian University Center for Education (LUCE) in Rome. As…
Dr. Livingston Visits Students in Rome
This week, Dr. David Livingston, Lewis University President, visited the Lasallian Universities Center for Education (LUCE) students studying in Rome. Livingston also met with the Lewis University students in their classroom and joined them for lunch. He was attending a meeting of the International Association…