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Here are 10 "brain foods" that will keep your mind at its sharpest.
3. Apples
4. Curry
5. Fatty Fish
6. Oysters
7. Cocoa
8. Avocados
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Greetings!
I recently attended an organizational development class on effectively and efficiently growing a company. At our firm, "sharpening our saws" is an everyday activity so we can bring the best value to our clients, as well as partners.
In this issue, for you to "sharpen your saw" we bring you articles that look to the future: the "Internet of Things" so you can plan for future innovation; and doing "more with less" by learning how to manage distributed Agile teams effectively. And since our brains are a muscle that thrives with the right fuel, tips about the "right" foods. Software Consortium has been a thought leader in the Baltimore-Washington area for 19 years, advising our clients, IBM, Microsoft, and other technology leaders. We offer software and technology services that are high value, practical, and have helped our clients make their businesses more competitive locally and globally. All the best, Janet Janet Amirault, President & CEO |
| Strategic Vision |
The Internet of Things:
The Shape of Things to Come
A new McKinsey report studies how more objects are becoming embedded with sensors that communicate data and the implications for business.
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Across the Great Divide: Managing Your Distributed Agile Team
Managers can be expected, in today's climate of tight budgets and globalization, to manage a distributed Agile team comprised of both onshore and offshore resources. How do you successfully use an Agile methodology when the teams are not co-located?
Whether your team is distributed in another state or continent, with some adjustment in your Agile practices you can avoid common challenges in the distributed Agile team. |
| Team News |
 Happy 19th Birthday, Software Consortium!
Forever young, the company celebrates many accomplishments of the past year.
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| Project Leadership Seminars |
Its back... "Resonant Leadership" Bring out the best in yourself and others!
Software Consortium's next free seminar:
Thursday, June 3, 9 am - 12 noon
Wheaton, Maryland
(Free parking--just off 495! Across from Metro!)
Free 3 PDUs for PMP-certified attendees!
Complimentary breakfast at 8:30 am
As Charles Darwin said "It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the one that is the most adaptable to change."

As human beings, our flight or fight response to external threats serves us quite well when our survival is threatened. However, in today's world, our instinctive response to stress and threats can result in decreased abilities to think new thoughts as we automatically prepare to defend ourselves. Senior IT managers and leaders need their best thinking and fully engaged teams to make their IT departments effective today and in the future. In this seminar, you will learn how you can systematically become more effective at leading today's multigenerational workforce.
Gain practical tools you can use immediately:
- Knowledge about core areas of competency for developing your ideals in leadership, leading to higher job satisfaction and productivity for you and your team;
- Self awareness of how your emotions and energy can impact yourself and others, in both positive and negative ways;
- Techniques to rejuvenate yourself during times of stress;
- Advice, support and practical learning from other attendees, who are facing similar challenges.
Join us for this interactive half day seminar and come away with new energy to inspire yourself and your team.
"Really helped me focus on what works." - J.D.
"Excellent stimulus for self improvement. I'm motivated to continue with the suggestions!" - S.H.
"It was worthwhile and relevant for all levels of personnel. Scott is a great presenter!" - A.A.
"The information is very relevant to my work in the real world." - J.W.
"Understanding the brain connection and these leadership principles will make a difference for me and my team." - D.G.
"Excellent use of time with good supporting materials." - C.N. |
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Software Consortium provides information technology services specializing in software integration and development, with a focus on providing high value / high impact results to our clients.
Contact us to discuss your technology challenges and how we can help.
Software Consortium, Inc., 877-850-9393. www.SoftwareConsortium.com
Headquarters: 100 West Rd., Suite 408, Baltimore, MD 21204, 410-583-9393 and
D.C. Metro: 4061 Powder Mill Rd., Suite 700, Calverton, MD 20705, 301-273-2126 and
Silver Spring Innovation Center, 8070 Georgia Avenue, #410, Silver Spring, MD 20910, 240-821-9432
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