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Retail Evolution or Revolution? Last month we looked at a Dunkin’ Donuts that was taking aim at revamping the customer experience. And while this isn’t a […]

OTHER VOICES CT must break its ‘steady habits’  By R. Michael Goman Connecticut is known as the “Land of Steady Habits” for good reason.  Most of […]

An ongoing discussion over coffee (of course) Our last newsletter focused on an interview that Phil Long gave to Campus Technology. The interview provided an interesting […]

We are all part of our own communities A healthy community is an engaged community. When people feel a sense of belonging to the places they […]

Technology is taking education to new places. And Phil Long has an idea of where. He is the Chief Innovation Officer and Associate Vice Provost for […]

(Graduation) caps off to you, Goodwin College. They make it easy for us to sing their praises. Goodwin College has been a client of Goman + […]

A nice thought from our Northern neighbors We’re talking Canada. Last weekend Jason Thorne, the General Manager of Planning and Economic Development at the City of […]

Educating Employable Students Our last newsletter examined the rising cost of education as well as the rising cost of educating. After doing our research for the newsletter it […]

The office market looks different these days According to Brian Rogal, Co-Working Now Fuels the US Office Market. He might be right. Rogal cited information that shows […]

Seventy one thousand six hundred and sixty… dollars.   That’s the new  price tag of a Trinity College education.  As it stands, it is the most expensive college […]

Coworking is changing the way that people work And for good reason. Coworking facilitates productivity, innovation and community in a way that traditional working environments simply don’t. In cities […]

We live in the age of information. There is more data out there than ever before and our ability to access it is becoming more sophisticated […]