Earlier this year at Facebook’s F8 conference, the company revealed three innovation pillars that make up the company’s ten-year vision: connectivity, artificial intelligence (AI), and virtual reality (VR). Facebook’s Chief Technology Officer Mike Schroepfer is responsible for leading each of them. Despite the fact that the vision is ten-years in duration, the company has made significant progress in each.

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A new theory states that we’re not late to the life in the universe party, we’re just super early. Did you bring beer?

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Cognitive systems have real potential to make the world a better place to live and work.

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Workflow management can make or break your technology project. Here’s how you can optimize effectively.

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Here’s how one collaboration app is trying to survive and thrive in the age of Slack.

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The Reality of a Pitch

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Boeing is a company that has recently been in the news for all the wrong reasons. For starters, the company has missed earnings in the last two quarters, due mainly to some program charges on the military side of the business. For much of the year, moreover, the latest Airbus 320neo has stolen the thunder (and orders surely) from Boeing’s latest 737MAX. And it has gotten behind in its largest military program, the new KC-4A Tanker program. Moreover, second major defense program, the V-22 Osprey Tilt-rotor aircraft, has the end in sight of an illustrious run. These things aside, Boeing is an enormous company with years and years backlog, one that has executed well in a touggh and consolidating industry. Consider the following analysis.

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