All Posts by Jim Mosier

Merry Christmas To Everyone

Just a quick and easy note to say Merry Christmas. I hope that everyone reading this is having a wonderful day! If you don’t celebrate Christmas then please replace the word Christmas with whatever your December holiday is called and I truly hope it is your happiest and most joyful one yet! (PS – Stay […]

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Why I hate the term “Consultant”

Since founding Mosier Information Services, I have gone through a sort of transition. My very first business card listed my title as “President”. After a while in business, I had a new logo designed (the one we use today) and took the opportunity to update my title on my business card to “Developer / Consultant” […]

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What is innovation?

Innovation means doing what your competition does – only better. When a lot of people think of innovation, they think of people like Thomas Edison who invented the light bulb, or the Wright brothers who first flew an airplane, or Alexander Graham Bell and the telephone. These are all great inventions, but when I think […]

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Never Say Never

I met with an old co-worker for lunch the other day. I won’t say his name out of respect but if he’s reading this he’ll know who he is. The long and short of the discussion came down to my new “strategy” as a solution architect and he integration of information systems strategy and technology […]

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Mosier Information Services In The News

The Ledger, our local paper here in Lakeland did a series of articles on Internet Marketing and Search Engine Optimization for today’s edition of its Polk County Business Journal. I got a call from one of their writers, Lorrie Walker and decided to volunteer myself as well as Tina, my search engine guru, to give […]

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Is your business information rich?

I am seeing some really neat changes in our business climate. Mom and pop operations are going global selling niche products online. Voice and data are converging and are making the management of communications almost as easy as the management of information. It’s exciting and scary at the same time? Why is it scary? While […]

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