A couple of years ago I was having this conversation with my new co-workers – all software engineers – about the cost of a college carreer in the US and also, not as dramatic amounts but certainly expensive anyways in CR. On top of that we need to add update courseware, specific certifications and things... » read more
In this post I discuss some elements to define better, stronger and SMART-er goals for yourself or your teams!
You know how it goes, we leaders are in a continuous search of ways to better communicate, take ideas across audiences and actually produce transformations on how people think and behave. In that constant quest, I recently came across this article and podcast from Social Media Examiner where guest Pat Quinn talks about a 4... » read more
This article describes some key learnings I got by reflecting on how our ETL imports can be transformed into a robust process that anticipates and prevents data integrity issues when taking massive pieces of data into systems.
I recently came across this TedX video from coach Alvaro Gonzalez Alorda founder of Emergap (in Spanish) about leadership and transformation; about how leaders make their people grow. It really impressed me so I've decided to publish my takeaway notes out of it.
Enterprise and Solutions Architecture is one of those core fields in technology that are still fuzzy enough for everyone. In this post, I am sharing some of the knowledge I have acquired in the past 20+ years about it; landed in an adapted simplified framework: The B.D.A.T. (Business, Data, Application/Technology)
The human experience is filled with struggles and difficulties to constantly overcome. Trust, Appreciation, Ownership and Kindness are the foundation for strong and thriving individuals and teams.