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“łańcuch wartości w przyszłości”, by Joseph Paris published in the June 2012 issue of Eurologistics Magazine – in Polish. Download PDF
Thirty years ago this month, in August of 1985, I started my first business, XONITEK Systems Corporation. It didn’t really dawn on me until I found myself at the David N. Deutsch Saratoga Weekend (aka “Camp David”), which is like a mini (very mini) World Economic Forum (aka “Davos” after the town in Switzerland where…
The “laws of nature” are absolute. When we discover a contradiction to a supposed law of nature, it is not nature that is wrong, but our understanding and definition. Once, it was believed that the Earth was the center of the solar system, supported in our understanding of the science at the time – and…
Complacency – (Satisfied: Self-satisfied, usually in an unreflective way and without being aware of possible dangers) What does a car, a business, or a person have in common? I had never given it much thought until I recently went to start my car after work, which has 100,000 plus miles, and found that as soon as I…
XONITEK Business Intelligence Seminar Southern Tier Opportunity Coalition (STOC) Guest Speaker Series March 13, 2006 (2-4pm; 5-7pm) XONITEK President Joseph F. Paris, Jr. will deliver a presentation on the cutting edge methodologies of Business Intelligence and the outstanding autonomy discovered by business professionals who have embraced it. Following the seminar, guests of the seminar will be invited…
Whenever I think of the multitude of phone companies today, I remember that once upon a time, there was ONE phone company. Yes, one – “Ma Bell”. On the AT&T website, they proudly post this fact: “For much of its history, AT&T and its Bell System functioned as a legally sanctioned, regulated monopoly.” While on paper this makes a degree…
