About Me
- OutsideLook.com is where I talk about business, technology and innovation
- Financial Services Notes is a tumblelog of interesting (to me) links from the banking and financial services industry
- Business and Innovation News is a tumblelog of interesting (to me) links about innovation
- Twitter is where I pop in and out with sort of random comments and links
- I keep another Twitter feed focused on food and wine
- Shared Items are random things I’ve found interesting
- Some photos from just a few of the trips I’ve been on recently.
- LinkedIn profile
I also try out a lot of online services, and some of them I find very useful and continue to use on an ongoing basis.
Google Reader
Google Reader is the nerve center of my research and curation practice. I subscribe to nearly 400 feeds covering financial services, business, science and technology, and some fun stuff such as food. Part of what makes this tool so valuable is the consistency between using my Mac, PC and iPhone to keep up on the latest wherever I am.
TripIt
I really like the way TripIt helps me keep track of my travel, accessible from any browser, a handy iPhone interface, and a calendar feed pumped in to Google Calendar, I rarely miss a flight or forget where I’m going.
Remember the Milk
Remember the Milk is among the most valuable web applications I’ve come across. The combination of web/iPhone/Google Gears allows me to add and update my tasks, and always be “GTD” – knocking out the most important tasks, with notes for future reference.
Evernote
Evernote provides me with the memory I just don’t have. The free account is excellent, but I choose to go with the paid version, which is a very reasonable price. The fact that my information is available to me on my Mac, PC, iPhone and any web browser is invaluable. I’ve come to uploading darn near everything to Evernote as I can always find it in an instant, from wherever I am.