At Bark, we’ve partnered with hundreds of companies over the past three decades, each with its own calling, culture and challenges. And while the organizations vary, the pattern of success is clear: the deepest, most fruitful results always come when we're fully integrated — not just as a service provider, but as a true part of the team.

A couple of weeks ago, I shared an article titled, Sunrise or Sunset? Thoughts on AI, Creativity and Why We're Often Wrong. In it, I highlighted a conversation I had: At one of our Compassion Gallery events, I had an interesting exchange that’s stuck with me. Someone walked by our booth, glanced at a wall filled with sunrise and sunset

In the world of consumer electronics, describing something as “revolutionary” and “magical" sounds like hype, marketing bluster. But those were the words Steve Jobs used to describe the iPhone in January 2007, six months before the device first went on sale.

More than sixteen years after the iPhone’s release, intuition continues to be a strategic advantage. In a world where everything seems to be a click or swipe away, it’s easy to think technology has all the answers. But there’s still no app for intuiting how your product or service will enhance the lives of your customers.

Ransomware attacks are all too common these days. We think, “That happened to someone else, but it certainly won’t happen to me.” Well, guess what? It can. Today, I’d like to share our story and offer 12 suggestions to help you in your critical thought process when it comes to protecting against these types of cyberattacks.