Monthly Archives: July 2013

In programming, there is an escalating scale of code development.  The most basic level is machine coding, using numerical designators to provide instructions to the hardware and firmware of a computer.  Machine coding is then collected into larger common strings, … Continue reading →

The Vice President of Logistics asked me to meet.  I had been advising this international company on strategic planning, and had gotten to know Keith during the process.  He wanted to talk about a team he was on, charged with … Continue reading →