The “push – button” age…how everything old is new again

Jim - ideas, observations and handy shortcuts

Jim has been a member of the .id team since early 2010, following 10 years as a Director in local government and prior to that, many years at IBM. Jim is also a former .id client and recognised the value of .id’s tools in council decision making. He decided to join .id to help spread the word! He manages .id’s local government clients in Queensland and South Australia, helping them to use .id’s tools for informed strategy and policy decisions. Outside work, Jim enjoys learning Spanish, travel (especially to Spanish speaking locales) and collects the odd car or two…

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  1. Morgan says:

    These days it’s throwbacks not just to the 1950’s, but to the 1880’s. The very first cars were steam cars (1884 De Dion Bouton) followed quickly by many electric cars (Baker in the U.S.). Adaptive headlights sound like a new technology? Nope, that was standard on many high-end cars in the 1920’s. History repeats itself not just every 50 years but on innumerable time frames.

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