I highlight a policy change allowing dollar earners in India to retain their foreign currency, noting the strategic timing of this move as the US dollar depreciates against the rupee according to current exchange trends.
I leverage the implicit guarantees in puzzles and exams—such as the certainty of a unique solution—to solve problems using simple trial and error. I demonstrate how identifying even one valid case can reveal universal answers.
Grow your business by shrinking the total market for competitors. Capture revenue by inflicting asymmetrical pain, a strategy used by Microsoft to take a dollar for themselves while removing six from their rivals' bottom lines.
Symantec filed a zero-dollar lawsuit against adware maker Hotbar to counter legal threats. This defensive strategy seeks a declaratory judgment to validate anti-spyware classifications, preventing companies from bullying security vendors into removing detections from their databases.
I highlight the early 2000s legal double standard where US tech companies avoided foreign regulations, such as French law, while the US government asserted its power to prosecute foreign nationals for their online activities.
I built a way to recreate Hans Rosling’s animated motion charts in Excel. By linking a scroll bar to a VLOOKUP table, you can dynamically update bubble chart data to create interactive animations that work offline during presentations.