Jim Donnelly

Opinion: Synergizing solutions into revectored deliverables

As the rubber hits the road on a new year, I think we’re all in need of...

Opinion: Jim Treliving and the art of the deal

Jim Treliving was just a young lad, growing up beneath the big sky of the Canadian Prairies,...

Opinion: The Indians are coming … wait, they’re already here

You've probably been hearing a lot lately about the Indian firm Tata, that country's largest multinational company...

Opinion: Israel: ‘We are the startup nation’

My first foray into the world of Israeli ingenuity came, oddly enough, not on the sunny shores...

Opinion: Credit freeze or media frenzy?

It went little-reported in the wider media when released a few weeks back, but a recent survey...

Opinion: ‘Connected Car’ super cool, but is it safe?

There's something innately exciting about a car that can flick on the furnace before you get home,...

Opinion: Hammering out a ‘free trait’ agreement

When noted former Harvard University lecturer and psychology expert Brian Little gave the keynote at a big...

Opinion: Are you an e-mail apniac?

I'd been chatting with a high-profile local technology figure late last week when the reality of instant...

Opinion: It’s a dog’s life … in our fair city

My girlfriend and I were faced with a major business problem earlier this week, and I'm going...

Opinion: The NCC: Steward or greedy landowner?

There's something exhilarating about living in the National Capital Region, where one is often compelled to stickhandle...
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