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Technology and Inefficiencies
Computers are here to save us time (and they usually do). Yet using them sometimes creates inefficiencies that could be avoided. Here are a few common causes for these, and some ways to prevent them. ...
#X to take a break
Do you ever feel compelled to respond to a text as soon as you receive it? #X was created to give drivers a break by letting their friends know they can't answer right now. It reflects a need for us to just "disconnect" from time to time. And it caught on! ...
Mind Change – digital natives or digital defectives?
Digital technology has become part of our daily lives, but what effect does being constantly connected have on our brains? The media are filled with scary 'facts' , but what does the science actually tell us? ...
5 essential UX tips for your website
When people come to your website, you must make sure they feel like staying. Here are some tips on how to improve your UX to get better engagement from your visitors, and make sure they come back for more. ...
Our team profiled – Abe
Abe (short for Abraham) joined EmpireOne in May 2013, so he’s pretty much part of the furniture. He's also one of those people who make technology sound easy, and a perfect example of a geek who likes the outdoor. ...
How to launch your app in just two weeks
At EmpireOne, we offer to develop your app in 2 weeks. Sounds crazy? We've done it before, and we'll do it again. That's all part of our start-up incubator program, and it's just for you! ...
Contrarianism – a valuable, if not essential business tool?
Humans always tend to follow the crowd. Amongst the risks, missing out on great opportunities is one to avoid at all cost. Looking where nobody's looking, that's the way to go. ...
Our team profiled – More on Mora
After two years as part of the EmpireOne team, Mora is finally getting a full article dedicated to her. Learn what Mora does at EmpireOne and what makes her a perfect member of our team. ...
Contactless payment: Tap your card and go
The future is already here with contactless payment. But what is it exactly? What kind of sorcery is at work when we wave our debit cards like wands to pay for our weekly grocery? And is it really safe? ...
