Today: My computer (Windows Media Player) is playing the songs on the CDs I pop in in random order; it never did THAT before. My PDF isn’t working. My e-mail hangs up when I send. Web pages load slowly.
I blame it all on: I tried to get someone to wear his gorilla mask, his Halloween perennial, but he declined. All I can do is laugh…
Dr. Sarah McCue is manager of the Information and Communications Technology for Development practice at the United Nations Development Program in New York. She also wrote The Federal Role of National Export Development Organizations and drafted the E-Commerce Strategy for the U.S. Small Business Administration.
I first met her when she worked for the Michigan Small Business Development Center, but she is not nearly as stuffy as all of those titles might suggest.
Finally, the NYS SBDC has published an award-winning book called “What’s Your Signage.” It was written largely by my current library colleague, Darrin Conroy. The book acts as an introduction for small business owners to the importance that signage can have on their business. Since 1 in 7 Americans move each year, good signage can make a real difference. I started attending a new church six years ago, and I had no idea where the “Rose Room” was, but subsequently, there was great signage provided throughout the building, which made me feel much more welcome.
Don’t know if most of you will find these of interest, but I am proud of each of the authors.