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.
Technology
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An Unexpected Benefit of Sin City
We're no San Francisco yet, but the tech movement in Vegas is alive and kicking.
Platforms
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The Platform Wars
They aren't just about the Gang of Four.
Platforms
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The Inherent Tension Between Management and Innovation
Thoughts on these two competing forces.
Platforms
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The Short(er) Long Term
Long-term thinking is much shorter in the Age of the Platform.
Platforms
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Inc. Article #7: What Could Kill Facebook
The company is going public soon but it's long-term success is hardly guaranteed.
Communication
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On Complacency
A window into the creative process of my favorite band.
Platforms
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The Platform Mind-Set
The Age of the Platform requires a certain mentality. Do you have it?
Platforms
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On Platforms and Vacuums
In the Age of the Platform, no company exists in a bubble.
Analytics
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Millennials and the New Data Mind-Set
Examining our perceptions about youth, work, and data management.
Platforms
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Tech Bubbles and Funding Platforms
Some observations on what's going on in the tech world.
Platforms
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Innovation and the Case for the Platform
Understanding platforms and the wisdom of crowds.
Platforms
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Little P and Big P
On the difference between the platform and the Platform.
Platforms
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Microsoft, Android, and Frenemies
In the Age of the Platform, bedfellows are beyond strange.
Platforms
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Tech Cocktail Interview
Read my inteview with Kira Newman on The Age of the Platform.
Trends
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The Applefication of the Enterprise, Part II: The Jobs' Effect
Continuing the look into Apple's enterprise move.
Platforms
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GE vs. Apple
Both companies are successfulโsort of.
Platforms
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Stalin and the Platform Wars
This is starting to get interesting.
Cartoons
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Platform Man #3: A Visit From Charlie Sheen
Even mouthy ex-sitcom stars seem to have quite a few opinions about platforms these days.