Too often, we leaders in the technology world become obsessed with what might someday be done on the bleeding edge of our engineering abilities, rather than focusing on what can be done tonight with the technology at hand. Mick Ebeling has made a life out of doing the opposite: taking existing tech and enriching lives around the world, always at an amazingly lower cost.
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Special Letter: The Maker Movement
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Published: April 17, 2015
Last Revised: April 17, 2015
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Mark Anderson
Research Fellow
Mark Anderson writes the most accurate predictive reports covering the computing and communication industries. His weekly Trends and Predictions posts cover must-have information for strategy development and business technology planning, and are followed by technology executives and investors worldwide including Bill Gates, Paul Jacobs, Michael Dell and more.
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Thanks for pointing this out and connecting it to the Maker Movement. Now, I just need to figure out how I can get a bit of the Maker / Not Impossible spirit into my corporate enterprise. We do not do noble things as described in the examples, but if I can help one person see transformation and act differently that can help many over time.