Patrick TargunObligation Debt: Understanding the Cost of People-PleasingObligation debt is a term that encapsulates the invisible toll of doing things you don’t want to do, solely to please others. This concept…Aug 19Aug 19
Patrick TargunMapping Your Procurement StrategyWhen considering procurement strategies, not all supplies can be treated equally. One way to resolve and anticipate certain procurement…Sep 7, 2017Sep 7, 2017
Patrick TargunBelief: A Human CurrencyWe live in an age where belief increasingly infringes on reality. This isn’t exactly new, of course: people discounting truth based on…Aug 5, 2017Aug 5, 2017
Patrick TargunWhat’s the Tradeoff of Rapid Progress?International trade is the subject of an article from last year by Alan Blinder, economics and public affairs professor at Princeton…Jul 24, 2017Jul 24, 2017
Patrick TargunNatural Progression: Evolution of Roads and Self-driving TrucksYou’ve heard of self-driving automobiles. In 2009, with some of the world’s largest corporations hot on its wheels, Google kicked off the…Jul 14, 2017Jul 14, 2017
Patrick TargunWhat Can Policy Do?It’s been the quarterly pastime of alarmists, economists and business productivity experts alike to weigh in on why we’re facing an…Jun 4, 2017Jun 4, 2017
Patrick TargunThe Double-Edged Sword Of Digital IndustryBig Data, machine learning and “smart” devices promise us everything. But are we ready to track and trade in data as neighbors, let alone…May 31, 2017May 31, 2017
Patrick TargunA New Dawn for American IndustryFor the past 50 years, the value of world trade has been the very fabric of globalization, and the lion’s share of global industrial output…Jan 15, 2016Jan 15, 2016