Craig Johnston

I met a retired international executive for an electronics giant who told me about an attendance problem you and I are unlikely to ever face

Any manager worth his salt is making course corrections all along with his budget.

When you've got a production problem on a show, it's usually audio.

It turns out there is an instruction manual for an employee. It's inside the employee himself. It's your job to access it.

There ought to be a disclaimer from people selling approaches for the transition from an analog to an IT infrastructure. It should say something like "one solution doesn't fit all."

You may find there's some of that CFO logic that will help you make better purchases.

I just read Bob Woodward's new book "Bush at War." I was struck by how much you can get done with cash.

One of my fondest memories of working in television news (or maybe it's one of my most haunting nightmares) is the race every day to get the story or stories done and on the air.