Andreessen Horowtiz (a16z) published a handy calculator tool that explains a range of SaaS growth metrics depending on the type, size, and sales type of a SaaS company.
Puter is a free cloud desktop computer that gives you access to a terminal, text editor, drawing software, & development environment, among other apps, all in the browser.
Tom Critchlow describes in his book The Strategic Consultant, the difference between operating on clock time versus narrative time in an organisation, and how an independent consultant can hack the system.
Tella is a very handy video recording tool that allows you to record your screen and your camera feed at the same time, ideally to make great demo videos.
The HEA published the 2021/22 set of facts and statistics for the higher education sector in Ireland. The dashboards allow you to dig into the stats details such as student enrolments and graduations, subjects & domains, and demographics etc.
Ars Technica published an interesting interview with Filip Brabec from Audi about the process of creating a concept car and what the manufacture gets in return, such as a test bed for upcoming new production line features, as well as a yardstick for design sensibilities and market receptiveness to feature concepts.
Check out this great video (with super graphics) from the BBC Archives of an interview with Dr Laurence J. Peter, who coined the Peter Principle. I did not know it was meant to be expressed as satire while describing a very real phenomenon.
Switzerland have given go-ahead for the construction of the first 70km of a new underground autonomous cargo delivery system called Cargo Sous Terrain (CST) at a cost of $3 billion. The full 500km network is expected to cost $35 billion and be complete by 2045. Electric induction power cargo pods will travel on rails in the underground tunnels at 30km per hour.
