proposals

When last in Kiev (now Kyiv) I got highly frustrated at all the wonderful cafes and bars that had universally dispensed with physical menus. As a tech hub of some renown and ambition in those days, they'd pretty much adopted en masse solely the QR code accessed menu. Utterly ridiculous.

This is a phrase I see coming to the fore as the UK General Election looms into view, sometime later this year. Each party traditionally publishes its manifesto. I realise not all democracies exhibit such practice. It's a documented array of the policies that, if elected, they aim to enact.

Did you know? NASA only uses 15 digits of π for calculating interplanetary travel. At 40 digits, you could calculate the circumference of a circle the size of the visible universe with an accuracy that'd fall off by less than the diameter of a hydrogen atom.#piDay2024 pic.twitter.com/

I saw a fascinating couple of minutes discussing the impact in later life on children from parents lying to them. Perhaps unsurprisingly, it's not good. It comes from strangely one of the most refreshing ideas out of rolling news telly for yonks. Get a trio of stand-up comics to run

Who doesn't love rummaging around a good business case? Well... One arena where we can take plenty of pointers from on how we draw such up and pitch them, comes from so called 'mega projects'. When such emerges in the form of the mega-event in Olympian mould, then cut-through can

I often get asked to read a mail, doc or Prop, ripening prior sending prospectwards. I resist that most tempting of compulsion, so do not rush into the reeds of editing another's work. One recurrent theme, seems general acknowledgement that writing your most formal language is best advised. Particularly with

A while back I helped someone by observing a video meeting of a tender interview. The state of play was as on a final shortlist of two. Six attendees; two seller side with four buyers. The Tender Response doc was 34 pages of mainly beautifully formatted tables. Chiefly detailing how