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Doing Business in the Recommendation Age

By Bob Hutchins posted | 0 Comments

In the Recommendation Age, quality rises to the surface. Consumers more proficiently recognize and reward quality products and service with positive, enthusiastic, and in some cases, relentless feedback. The bad news is that even your [...]

Easily Distracted?

By Bob Hutchins posted | 4 Comments

As a culture we have become distracted by information sources, queries, and commercial suitors that have little or no personal connections with us. The more information we are confronted with the more faceless and impersonal [...]

What Is the Recommendation Age?

By Bob Hutchins posted | 1 Comment

The recommendation age is a social phenomenon that is changing how we live. It’s a revolution going on right now influencing how we work, how we choose goods and services, how we interact in social, family, and professional relationships and with community leaders and organizations.

Does Technology Makes Us Rude?

By Susan posted | 2 Comments

This week The Today Show has been doing a series that explores if civility is dead in our society.  Today’s story posed the question, “Do gadgets make us rude?”  I have been wrestling with this [...]

The End of the “Information Age”

By Bob Hutchins posted | 1 Comment

The information age and the Internet have overwhelmed people to the point that we are now more interested in connecting and making real interactions with peers, family, friends, and people with similar tastes and interests than we are in being “told” what’s hot, what’s not – and why. Where we used to search the Internet, now we listen to it; constantly seeking the advice, support and unvarnished – often unedited – views of others to help counsel our most basic decision-making processes.