JOE MULLICH'S ARTICLES

ON NON-HEALTH TOPICS

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The Good-For-You Cookie. The founder of R.W. Frookies -- as in fruit cookies -- is definitely not cut from the same old mold. An in-depth profile of an unusual executive for NEW JERSEY MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

 

 

Stopping traffic. Trade shows are a great way to network and garner leads and boost sales. So why do so many company flounder at trade shows? HOME OFFICE COMPUTING MAGAZINE asked me to find out and tell its readers how to play the trade show game right.

 

Just Say No. Today's Chief Information Officers must act as psychologists, politicians, educators, diplomats and technologists all rolled into one. PC Week Magazine had me find out how top executives can walk a fine line.

 

 

Office Christmas Parties Are No Holiday. This popular humor piece -- one of hundreds I've written -- has been syndicated to dozens of publications worldwide. It continues to be reprinted widely every year. That means office Christmas parties aren't improving -- thankfully, because I want to sell this article again.

 

Survival of the Fittest Software. Software incorporating genetic algorithms (GA) mimics evolution:The software evolves, leaving only code that is working toward the optimal solution of a complex problem.

 

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