Phil Simon is probably the world's leading independent expert on workplace collaboration and tech. He is a frequent keynote speaker and the award-winning author of 14 books, most recently The Nine.
Communication
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First Talk on Message Not Received
Here's the 50-minute video from my talk at Cisco Systems.
Technology
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The Case for Tweaking
No, not the meth kind.
Communication
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My First Quartz Piece
Email lets other people schedule your lifeβhereβs how to stop it
Announcements
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Message Not Received T-Shirts
Show the world that e-mail sucks.
Big Data
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How to Speak Data to the Data-Challenged
Tips on communicating to everyday people without confusing them.
Communication
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New Rule: No More Urgent E-Mails
A look at this contradiction in terms.
Communication
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New Rule: After Three E-Mails, We Talk
Yes, it's time to move beyond e-mail.
Communication
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Message Not Received Media Roundup, Part 1
Things are off to a good start.
Announcements
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Publication of Message Not Received
My seventh book is now officially out.
Miscellany
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My Interview With Steven Wilson
I talk to the prog maestro about his moving new album, Hand. Cannot. Erase.
Communication
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Mandatory Viewing: Last Night's Modern Family
The episode underscores key trends in our lives.
Platforms
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Why People Need Banking, Not Banks
Thoughts on Apple and the On-Demand Economy
Faves
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Why I Quit the Web-Design Business
Thoughts on what was briefly a plank in my platform.
Communication
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Why Twitter's Communication Keeps It Spinning in Circles
Investors are starting to tire of its confusing corporate communications.
Platforms
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The New Microsoft: A Plank in Other Platforms
New CEO Nadella's new moves clearly underscore the arrival of the age of platform.
Communication
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On Restrooms and Eye Glasses: An E-Mail Parable
Constant and unnecessary distractions add up, even if they are momentary ones.
Platforms
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How Developers Are Using New Platforms to Innovate
In the Age of the Platform, the fundamental question around innovation changes.