Last week I attended WorldBlu's Mastery Circle. WorldBlu is a non-profit that promotes democracy in the workplace.  They identify the world's most democratic workplaces and, once a year, they bring these businesses together in an event called the Mastery Circle, where they can help each other to overcome the challenges they face.  I had a very positive experience at this event.

It's official: Nearsoft is honored to be among the Top 20 Great Places to Work in Mexico among IT and Telecom companies.  We're pretty excited that we placed #17 in the list, right next to well-respected companies like Nokia, SAS, HP, Dell, Symantec and SAP among others.

A couple of weeks back, I participated in a panel hosted by Orrick called the Top 10 Startup Mistakes.  In this post, I’ve recreated the list and made a few changes based on my experience which is based primarily on bootstrapping.

I had the pleasure to interview Jeff Lindsay who is passionate about doing "crazy" stuff and share it with the world. His invention, "webhooks" are gaining more and more attention in the era of the open web. This exciting technology will facilitate interconnections between individuals and organizations.

It is just fantastic that entrepreneurs are learning that democracy at work is not only about employees, but also for customers and even vendors!

Have you ever waked up in the morning and checked your schedule only to be faced down by a half-day or full day?  Did you cherish the thought or did you shiver.  Do you wish there were a another, more fun and effective way of doing it?

As  you know, last week was iPhone week when Apple announced the release of the OS version 3.0 of their OS which include a raft of new features.

It seems that what matters the most to a whole lot of people is not the health of our world but their own wealth.

I got to the SuperHappyDevHouse (SHDH) at 5pm, after playing with my kid and talking with my family...

When people think of sports in Latin America, they think of soccer, right?  Well, Cubans, Dominicans and Puerto Ricans have long been known to produce world-class baseball player, but certainly not Mexicans, right? ... Wrong!