Comments for JHA Consult Inc - BizMadeSimple http://jhaconsult.com/wordpress/jhablog Helping Companies Help Themselves Sun, 28 Aug 2011 21:11:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 Comment on Structured Brainstorming – An Oxymoron or a useful tool to drive innovation? by Dan http://jhaconsult.com/wordpress/jhablog/?p=67#comment-25 Dan Sun, 28 Aug 2011 21:11:37 +0000 http://jhaconsult.com/wordpress/jhablog/?p=67#comment-25 Great post, definitely a useful tool - I believe brainstorming is more a state of mind than a defined action. Great post, definitely a useful tool – I believe brainstorming is more a state of mind than a defined action.

]]> Comment on Luddites and Librarians – The importance of asking the right question by Dan http://jhaconsult.com/wordpress/jhablog/?p=34#comment-6 Dan Wed, 10 Aug 2011 00:03:01 +0000 http://jhaconsult.com/wordpress/jhablog/?p=34#comment-6 Another excellent article, always a pleasure to read. Keep up the great work, Dan Another excellent article, always a pleasure to read.

Keep up the great work,

Dan

]]> Comment on Luddites and Librarians – The importance of asking the right question by Andrew Ambrose http://jhaconsult.com/wordpress/jhablog/?p=34#comment-2 Andrew Ambrose Fri, 29 Jul 2011 17:51:24 +0000 http://jhaconsult.com/wordpress/jhablog/?p=34#comment-2 Great Article Jeremy! I came across an interesting post in time about bookless libraries. I cant' agree more. I remember as a child going to the library in our small town and reading books that were old as the hills. That has no value to me now, nor would I push my children there. I think as we trend forward you will find folks quietly reading their national geographic via iPad App in a wifi-savvy coffee shop, than a building that pays rent to store paper. Every business is going "paperless" and has large empty rooms that used to store files. Why are we holding onto that concept for libraries for sentimental reasons. Great Article Jeremy!

I came across an interesting post in time about bookless libraries. I cant’ agree more. I remember as a child going to the library in our small town and reading books that were old as the hills. That has no value to me now, nor would I push my children there. I think as we trend forward you will find folks quietly reading their national geographic via iPad App in a wifi-savvy coffee shop, than a building that pays rent to store paper.

Every business is going “paperless” and has large empty rooms that used to store files. Why are we holding onto that concept for libraries for sentimental reasons.

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