ARTICLES FROM 2018/19

Watching children play together in the playground is one of few places I’ve seen a world without hate. Why can’t we do the same?

A little discourse on the art and mystique of handwriting and how we might be in danger of losing the ability to write by hand.

Never let the trolls put you down on your writings. They do not write. You do!

I try not to get caught out on using these four words too often.

In a truly global integrated society, there will be no need for ethnicity checkboxes. But are we ready yet?

Is it possible that, sometime in the future, all other languages will die in favour of English?

Not being able to read a map and totally relying on your GPS giving directions can lead to interesting results.

The undesirable behaviours and actions of bad managers can often be felt by many others including families, friends, and colleagues.

Bleak outer suburbs, oppressive regimes and far out-of-the-way places can be your most rewarding vacation spots. Seriously!

We can all do better to curb emissions, but will the Paris Agreement help?

Greedy software vendors have milked the concept of subscription software; however, there is a silver lining.

Many of us avoid eye contact and ignore anyone doing something weird or out of the ordinary.

If you have always worked as a permanent employee, you could be missing out on some of the advantages of being a contractor.

Many of us get tired and stressed before we step into the office just by driving their cars. Here’s my story. What’s yours?

A very simple way to understand the DIKW Pyramid in terms of avoiding a car crash.

Don’t get caught out on some of the pitfalls of data warehouse design.

With each passing year working in IT, I’ve become aware of a growing ageing workforce of computer programmers and coders