Here’s a sample of our published writing. (To protect client confidentiality, we can’t show complete pieces.)

Gifted teachers use technology to excite special ed kids:
  • “If you’re inclined to see the glass as half empty, you might feel sorry for special-needs children in Louisiana’s Washington Parish – one of the poorest regions in a state with some of the highest levels of poverty, illiteracy, and dropouts in the US. And that was before Hurricane Katrina . . .”
High performance computing solves a mystery:
  • “Fishing is big business in the coastal villages of Newfoundland, so when the population of Atlantic cod off the province's east coast dropped by an order of magnitude in the early 1990s, the economic consequences were devastating.”
3-D special effects move from sci-fi flicks to the desktop:
  • “It came from outer space. Well, sort of.”
Physicians and computer scientists tackle a critical problem:
  • “Patients whose brain injuries land them in a neurotrauma ICU are connected to a dozen or more clinical monitoring devices. But when it comes to using the data produced by those machines, neurosurgeons lack the rigorous analytical tools that are commonplace in virtually every other industry.”
Data center faces storage glut:
  • “Continuing on the current trajectory, our storage environment would balloon from 20 petabytes in 2007 to 90 in 2012, and our storage TCO would double. By taking a holistic approach to storage optimization, we identified opportunities . . .”
Technology companies work to extend opportunities in Nigeria:
  • “Nigeria is one of the bright stars of sub-Saharan Africa. But like most African nations, it faces a massive digital divide.”