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Russell Mickler, Principal Consultant, has over 17 years of professional experience leading and managing IT organizations.
Futurework – Mobile Spaces
Written on May 18, 2007
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My itinerary for the next 24 hours:
3:00am PST – Woke up. Logged into Colorado Technical University.
5:30am PST – Finished grading CTU papers and posted final grades for two classes.
6:00am PST – Showered, dressed, headed out for the airport.
7:00am PST – Connected to the free PDX WiFi, did some work with my Keller Graduate School class on information system security.
8:15am PST – Boarded the plane to Bend, OR.
9:00am PST – Arrived, grabbed the car, headed to Bend,
10:00am PST – (Now) Starbucks, TMobile account. I’m working around three other people who’re also working, one guy’s holding a meeting, another brought in a portable file cabinet. We’re all on the phone, laptops going, coffee fueling the fire. Deals are being made across scones and caffene.
2:00pm PST – Scheduled to have a visit with one of my customers out here.
3:00pm PST – Check-in to hotel.
5:00pm PST – My MBA505 class for Concordia University – Hello Moto. Lectures, discussions, presentations.
9:00pm PST – Return to hotel, wrap up lose ends, get some sleep.
Sat – Teach for eight hours on-ground in Concordia. Get some work done during tests (database projects).
6:00pm PST – Catch a flight back to PDX
7:00pm PST – Arrive back in PDX, do dinner with my family (for my birthday)
Ahhh – the future of work (work everywhere, emersive, freelanced, entreprenueristic, connected) is here.