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Tech Manager—Running on Empty: Tips for Refilling Your Tech Tank Mark Kiker lays out the groundwork for refilling your Tech Tank. This article is all about YOU, and what YOU can do for YOURSELF! Take Mark’s tips on staying up on trending innovative ideas to help fill your tech tank.
Tech Manager—What Have I Done for You Lately Mark Kiker shares his thoughts on keeping track of what you do and what you learn and what you achieve!
Tech Manager—Remote Workers Mark Kiker explains how to stay connected now that we are in a new working environment. Phone calls, texting, group chats, and many other tools can be pressed into service now.
Can DraftSight REALLY replace your beloved AutoCAD? Lynn Allen shares some of her thoughts on DraftSight, and its possibility of replacing your beloved AutoCAD.
Tech Manager—Spending Money Mark Kiker with the final article in a series on how to develop a formal strategic plan. This installment: tech budgets and spending.
Tech Manager—Tech Management on a Budget Mark Kiker talks budget creation in keeping with your Strategic Plan for technology.
Tech Manager—Developing a Strategic Plan, Part Two Mark Kiker continues the series on how to develop a formal, written Strategic Plan. In this article, he concludes the steps in the basic process.
Tech Manager—Developing a Strategic Plan, Part One Mark Kiker on why a formal, written Strategic Plan is a must, and how to get started.
Tech Manager—The Third Law of Tech Motion Mark Kiker presents the third in a series of Laws of Tech Motion on smart ways to push technology advancement.
Tech Manager—The Second Law of Tech Motion Mark Kiker presents the second in a series of Laws of Tech Motion on smart ways to push technology advancement.
Tech Manager—The First Law of Tech Motion Mark Kiker borrows from Sir Isaac Newton for the Laws of Tech Motion. First in a three-part series.
Tech Manager—Don’t Forget to Say Thanks Mark Kiker encourages you to show gratitude to those who help you.
Tech Manager—The Up (and Down) Sides of Trade Shows Trade shows can be great places to meet new people and pick up some helpful tips, among other benefits. But, as Mark Kiker points out, there can also be some negatives. Learn what they are and how to deal.	posted by Mark Kiker October 24th, 2019
Tech Manager—Can We Talk? Being Interactive Mark Kiker presents ways tech managers, and others, can interact at events, in the office, and more.	posted by Mark Kiker September 25th, 2019
How an RC Car Taught Me to Be a Better CAD Manager Jisell Howe demonstrates how to hone problem-solving skills.
Tech Manager—Managers, What Should Continue or Be Improved? Mark Kiker concludes his three-part series what the items Tech Managers should Continue doing or improve upon.
Tech Manager—What Should I Stop Doing? Mark Kiker discusses the second part of his planning strategy, Start - Stop - Continue. This month, what tech managers should Stop doing.
Tech Manager—New Manager: What Do I Do Now? Mark Kiker unpacks his approach to strategic planning through a process called Start - Stop - Continue. In this article, what tech managers should Start doing.
Tech Manager—Start - Stop - Continue Mark Kiker with a three-step solution for strategic planning.	posted by Mark Kiker May 23rd, 2019
Documented Workflows: A Key Collaboration Tool Mark A. Conway explains the importance of documented workflows, particularly in multidisciplinary firms.

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