I am very happy to have been one of the speakers at the last nights Up.Front. I shared my recent insight about my role of product/project management at teambay, where we make a tool that lets employees and managers exchange feedback anonymously, and on a weekly basis.
As I often do with presentations, I included a few screenshots from Star Trek: The Next Generation to accompany certain points related to helping teams communicate and become better aware.
Rescue! was a game based on Star Trek: The Next Generation, where you commanded the Enterprise and flew around to rescue people on colonies while dodging enemy ships. It was produced by Tom Spreen in 1993. I always loved the idea of controlling the ship but never quite got the hang of operating the game. Checkout Tom Spreen’s vintage website to learn more.
Most Berlin U-Bahn trains do RED ALERT just before closing the doors. It sounds just like Star Trek.
Yes I’m watching Star Trek while eating breakfast at the guesthouse in Darjeeling.
I appreciate that the J.J. Abrams is taking Star Trek in new and very different directions, but this preview trailer for the next movie Into Darknessmakes it feel like it’s going to be a very loud sci-fi horror movie. Horror is not what Star Trek is about.
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Klingon Blood Wine:
“Qo’noS” is the Klingon home world.
Relic:
This has been tucked away in my copy of the Star Trek Technical Manual for many years.
Created sometime during elementary school.
Captain M. L. Pieracci of the USS Metropiles (I suppose I couldn’t spell Metropolis).
Warp 11.5 was beyond the warp limit at that time of warp 9.
I thought the idea of a warp core that would spin really fast would be really cool.
A child born from parents who love each other will have nothing but goodness in his heart.
