Kill the Meeting
BY AMY MILSHTEIN
Meetings get a bad rap. A few local companies make them count.
Meetings get a bad rap. A few local companies make them count.
Bob Dethlefs, CEO of Evanta, balances work and play.
Oregon Business reports on the visa squeeze, the skills gap and foreign-born residents who are revitalizing rural Oregon.
Everyone knows college is expensive, but a look at the numbers brings that into sharp — and painful — focus.
Businesses spend billions of dollars each year trying to influence political decision makers by piling money into campaigns.
Oregon tribes still bet on casinos.
Most smartphones come equipped with speech recognition systems like Siri or Cortana that are capable of understanding the human voice and putting words into actions. But what if smartphones could do more? What if smartphones could register feeling?
We didn’t intend this issue to have an election season theme. But politics has a way of seeping into the cracks and fissures.