Katherine M Bex

Excellent post, Sara! This is such a hot topic right now. I saw an interview on MSNBC with some Professors from NYU talking about how COVID will affect higher education. The problem is even more compounded if we have to go into lockdown again in the Fall. Do students move into dorms and then leave again? Will they just decide to take a gap…[Read more]

This is a great post, Jen. It resonates with my experience in Advertising where we begin every client relationship with research. In fact, it’s obvious the correlation between sales and campaign success to the amount of effective research done before. Because of this, I am always in the camp of having research precede all action. But after we…[Read more]

Thanks, Erin. Your post is awesome, Great find! Think about the possibilities if CVS added that driverless technology delivery with the in-store chatbot efficiency. That just might solve all of their problems and be very cool. Thanks so much for commenting 🙂

Jill this is a great post! I find scuba-diving fascinating, in the sense that I would be too frightened to do it but pretty soon the only unchartered frontier on this earth will be underwater. Just like my interest in tall mountains I’ll never climb like Everest, I still enjoy reading about adventures in scuba diving. And I am intrigued by the…[Read more]

This is such a good post and an excellent question. I think the fact that everyone staying home may increase the chances of using the free preview. And, according to Mintel (Digital Video June 2019), people by far are using their phones for streaming above any other device. The only catch is that the video being streamed is designated as free.…[Read more]

Christina — this is amazing!! I like how clean the design is and it is reflective of the type of product you are designing for. Right down to the earthy tones it’s a cohesive brand.

I agree, Rach!

*Since most elementary schools have the same types of entrance tests for kindergarteners, there is no reason not to have some of the curricula centralized.

Great post! It is an unbelievable expense to have kids in childcare. I know a few friends who had to work basically just for the benefits for their family with all of the income (for one partner) going straight to childcare. It’s like mortgage even with 2 kids. I agree the field is ripe for innovation. And since most elementary schools have the…[Read more]

Thank you!

Hi James – Great post! It’s a really interesting concept because I agree, there is a lot of narratives out there about the pitfalls of automation and artificial intelligence. I even voted at the beginning of the semester as identifying with those who are leary of the whole situation. But you’re right, instead of looking at automation as good or…[Read more]

Hi James – This was an excellent post! Not only did I laugh but I may have cried a bit because I too am somewhat confused by cryptocurrency. I think you have a good point though that electronic currency is the way of the future. I actually get annoyed if places ask for “cash only” – who carries cash anymore?! It would be interesting from a privacy…[Read more]

Ava this is a very interesting topic you bring up. I think it has some great possibilities. Along with the issue of gerrymandering, voting online could also mitigate a lot of the reports (whether people think they are true or not) of voter intimidation at polling places. As well, the implications it could have for the elderly and disabled to have…[Read more]