Jack Marino

Many of us never have that kind of contact with the media, so we are very vulnerable to a media blitz that puts our company in a bad or unfavorable light.

I recently read where Warren Buffett said that reputation takes 20 years to build and five minutes to ruin.

“Reputation is what you do when others are watching. Character is what you do when no one is watching.” I don’t know who first said that, but it certainly rings true.

Could your lack of integrity put your company or yourself in danger?

What can we say when some of the best and brightest business leaders and politicians have failed us except that they have dangerously undermined our country.

The N-Geners will want to bring their social-networking life into the office and make it as much a part of their business life as it is their social life.

We previously finished by talking about the type of office most of us have spent our careers in and the office where many probably are still working. But what can we expect in the near future?

Last time, we took a look at what the workplace of the past looked like as we continued our series on the workplace of the future. We wondered what it was like to manage in that environment.

When I graduated from college with a degree in aeronautical engineering, I first had to serve time in the Army after the ROTC commitment. This was in 1960. I had

Over the last several weeks we have been reviewing Wikinomics, the word coined to describe a new global manufacturing era where openness, peering, sharing and acting globally are transforming manufacturing into the Global Factory.