By: John Wilson     I remember once taking a trip to New Bedford to tour the waterfront and visit a whaling museum. It was a

  James graduated from Texas A&M University with a bachelor’s degree in biology, a minor in genetics, and nearly a second minor in biochemistry. His

By: John Wilson    My wife has Frontotemporal Dementia with an emphasis on language.  Her vocabulary is steadily decreasing.  It has gotten to the point

  Virtual Teams: Guidelines for Team Members     By: Laura Kilgore     In previous articles we discussed some of the benefits and challenges of virtual

  Virtual Teams: Guidelines for Team Leaders     By: Laura Kilgore     As we discussed in our previous newsletter, managing virtual teams has both its

  Virtual Teams:  What They Are and How They Work     By: Laura Kilgore    What are Virtual Teams?    As all Houstonians are acutely

  Lessons Learned      By: Bonnie Denham      I’ll never forget that phone call.  I received it while I was in a meeting.

  The Benefits of a Standardized Process   While it may seem easier to the individual to use a personalized process in the work place,