One common error in management and decision-making is sticking to short-term tactics that are inappropriate to a changed context.
In the case of sequestration, I had to go to the airport twice and reschedule flights when I could have simply rescheduled once. The saga began when a low ceiling in Chicago delayed national and international flights that affected travellers for at least a day. Continue reading
In my 20 years of specializing in computer systems security, I NEVER thought I’d see this. According to the US Direction of National Intelligence, James Clapper, the #1 threat to Global Security is NOT global warming, nukes, or WMD’s:
I am soliciting real examples, suitably camouflaged, in response to this post. Examples can be of decisions made by a variety of people with a known motivation (i.e. well-intentioned, malicious, irresponsible) or an unknown motivation.
From http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-condorradar2-20120528,0,2831784.story?track=lat-pick:
By Louis Sahagun, Los Angeles Times
May 28, 2012
From http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/320137:
