Blogs

Bloomberg Crypto Outlook – June 2019  

Truth and Perception: Reconsidering What We Know For Sure   “I believe you understand what you think I said, but I’m not sure you realize that […]

Recommended Reading from Orenda Software Solutions   According to some studies the average executive reads about 60 books each year. Warren Buffet compares the benefits of […]

Accessorizing Values: Symbols of Wealth and Philanthropy When I was in high school Lance Armstrong’s Livestrong was in. I remember hearing people question the sincerity of […]

Thoughts on Data: Discourse, Persuasion, and Fringe Beliefs Aside from user abuse and discrimination, misinformation on social media is among the greatest concerns for most platforms […]

Thoughts on Data: Perception, Bias, and Interpretation.   Annie Duke describes ‘resulting’ as judging the quality of a decision based on the outcome rather than the […]

Orenda Point of View – Wells Fargo and the Cost of Trust   Efforts over the past two years to make up for the Wells Fargo’s […]

Spending Power: What Does This Brand Say About Me As A Person?   The tweet read: “A woman wearing MK boots was rude to me. It […]

Our Pivot: Behavioural Finance and Measuring Perception.   Last year, Orenda Software Solutions changed incubators, moving from the IBM Watson Innovation Space to the Fintech Sandbox. […]

Toxic Lessons on ESG   Sometimes doing the right thing is easy to understand when you see it emerge from a sloppy, stinky and toxic mess […]

Pennies for Predictions   A beautiful thing, risking every penny you have to develop a massively valuable trading signal and getting to witness it pump out […]

Know Thyself: Building Your Strategic Reputation Plan.   I joined Orenda Software Solutions in 2015. I was excited to join a start-up and knew that I’d be […]

Tailor Made to Change   “To define is to limit” – Oscar Wilde   Working with Orenda the topic of personality and self-presentation is frequently brought […]

Schrodinger’s Tweet: Social Media As Both Harmful & Helpful   Earlier this year I read this blog post by Jim Nail about value-based consumers and how social […]