Optimising supply chain management provides several tremendous use cases for blockchain applications. Below is a quick summary of two very informative blockchain discussions on supply chain transformation that provide some useful overviews across different industries and various aspects to ponder. Here are some of my highlights. What is the minimum viable tracking unit? This may seem straightforward when looking at […]
What is an adult scientist but a kid who’s never lost the curiosity. Neil deGrasse Tyson
Results have come out for my first 5 Test of Competence (TC) ICAS exams. I briefly reflect on what went well, and how my approach to studying can be improved.
Sir Ken Robinson is such an entertaining presenter and beautiful mind. Even though I am all about STEM, he is spot on. We are all different. Education must not leave other disciplines like arts and humanities behind.
The first 5 ICAS exams are over. It was a mixed bag.
Thoughts on: Why you shouldn’t fear the gray tsunami, David Rotman, 21 Aug 2019 The above article kept cropping up in my Twitter feed a few times until I finally gave in and read it. It discusses a topic I feel strongly about. Ageism. Rotman’s article makes many great points and made me mull over my own thoughts.
Quick review of my first ICAS training block. It’s been tougher than anticipated.
Quick review of my first three weeks of ICAS (Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland) training.
I absolutely love her message. ‘Not YET’ does not only keep you ticking over, it motivates and focuses the mind.