Robert Green

1 month ago | landscapephotographymagazine.com | Robert Green

Nestled in a small bay on the southern side of Lyttleton Harbour, Purau, one of the oldest Maori settlement sites around the Harbour, is a tiny cluster of three dozen homes tucked out of sight of Christchurch's port, Lyttleton. Its small jetty is a favourite photographic subject as the locals store numerous colourful dinghies on its deck.

May 31, 2024 | medium.com | Robert Green

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May 8, 2024 | blog.cadalyst.com | Robert Green

A persistent question I receive from CAD managers is, “What are the specs we should use for purchasing CAD workstations?” In fact, my periodic updates on this topic continue to be one of the most searched and read articles on Cadalyst’s web site. The curiosity comes from all companies large and small, from CFO’s, IT managers, and CAD managers alike. With so much misinformation and marketing hype around workstations, is it any wonder that confusion abounds?

Apr 18, 2024 | blockinsider.com | Robert Green

Key PointsValour, a subsidiary of DeFi Technologies, has launched the first short spot Bitcoin ETP in the Nordics. The product, Valour Short Bitcoin (SBTC), is designed to inversely track Bitcoin price movements. Valour, a cryptocurrency firm and a part of DeFi Technologies, has unveiled the Nordics’ first short spot exchange-traded product (ETP) for Bitcoin (BTC). This new financial market includes countries like Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and Finland.

Apr 10, 2024 | blog.cadalyst.com | Robert Green

I’ve noticed that over the past 5 years or so that training has become a very neglected topic. Of course, there is lip service paid to the concept of training, but when it comes time to spend money on, plan for, and conduct training, the true level of commitment is lacking. To be fair, it is harder to train people that are scattered in different offices as most work teams are today. So, what is the smartest way to approach training?