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The Joy of Jargon

  • April 15, 2015
  • Blog

Every profession has its fill of technical jargon that few outsiders understand. Since war paint has become so yesterday, these odd assortments of letters have helped bond us together. The business world loves high powered gobbledygook like synergy, low-hanging fruit,…

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What I learned from Radio Shack (RIP)

  • February 11, 2015
  • Blog

I am old enough to remember the Radio Shack that was really a radio shack. This was the place where kids in my Dad's generation would go to build or repair ham radios. And though I am quick to admit…

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Why Colleges have Failed our Kids

  • November 28, 2014
  • Blog

My company has had a fruitful relationship with the University of Massachusetts of Lowell since we started operations 5 years ago. As a small company we don't have the luxury of hiring all the engineering talent we need. So we…

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The Biggest Misconception in pH Measurement

  • November 22, 2014
  • Blog

The pH probe is the most ubiquitous analytical sensor on earth. Even people who never took a science class in college have heard of pH (though few truly understand what it means). In our industry nearly every person I talk…

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What Would Marcus Do?

  • October 24, 2014
  • Blog

What do women's clothing, Key Lime pie and toys have in common? They are all businesses that Marcus Lemonis turned around. Marcus is the star of the CNBC reality show, The Profit. He takes a major equity stake in failing…

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The Green Way and the Gray Way

  • September 10, 2014
  • Blog

I love trade journals. I subscribe to about a dozen devoted to water and wastewater. I firmly believe that one can become an expert in the world of water just by spending an hour every day reading them. The most…

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