“Bit literacy means letting the bits go; anything else perpetuates the problem.” — Mark Hurst Copy Share Image
“Bits have unique properties, then, that we can use to our advantage: they’re super-small, super-fast, easily acquired and created and copied and shared in near-infinite quantity, protected from the ravages of time, and free from the limitations of distance and… — Mark Hurst Copy Share Image
“Bit literacy means letting the bits go; anything else perpetuates the problem.” — Mark Hurst Copy Share Image
“It’s far too rarely stated that the technology industry is not in the business of making people productive. It is only in the business… — Mark Hurst Copy Share Image
“Changing any organization for the benefit of the customer is difficult and often lonely work.” — Mark Hurst Copy Share Image
“Bits have unique properties, then, that we can use to our advantage: they’re super-small, super-fast, easily acquired and created and copied and shared in… — Mark Hurst Copy Share Image
“The overload makes users less productive and more stressed; thus, there’s a need for some solution. Passively ignoring the problem won’t work, since bits… — Mark Hurst Copy Share Image
