Cheap Is As Cheap Does: The TCO Story
Somewhere along the way in the race to the bottom, the [...]
I’ve Seen All Good People (Get Duped)
Note: As Chairman of the Digital Signage Federation, I [...]
Consulting Without a Parachute
Being smart about how you choose a consultant is as important as checking your parachute before jumping from a plane. It increases the odds that you'll be around to talk about the adventure later.
Digital Signage Predictions for 2015
As both of my loyal readers will recall, I like to make [...]
Hammer Time For NFC: Too Legit To Quit
For years, Near Field Communication (NFC) has been the [...]
Integrators Can Help Reduce Operational Costs
Note: This post originally appeared as an online artic [...]
Paradise Lost
It seems that while Americans were barbecuing their way through Memorial Day and Independence Day, RMG was basting in the juices of its own failed non-strategy.
RMG: The Old Double Whammy
...the stock has been thinly traded, averaging less than 11,000 shares in daily volume. That, combined with the steady decline in the stock price since its IPO last year has created a real challenge for the RMG executive team. Their strategy and stated intention was to make several more acquisitions. Ideally, those acquisitions could be done with shares trading at a healthy price, preserving precious cash for other priorities. But the low volume and weak price were a double whammy.
Getting The Horse in Front of the Cart
Once in a while we receive a blast from the past, a con [...]
BI: A Journey From Buyer To Seller
Everyone seemed back to normal this week after wading t [...]