Welcome Aboard
Follow this checklist for onboarding a new team member
Tips for onboarding a new employee for maximum team cohesion.
Building the Way Home Through Innovation
HomeAid Sacramento leads the building and renovation of dignified shelter homes for the homeless in the Sacramento region
HomeAid Sacramento in Roseville is addressing the age-old problem of homelessness by serving as a facilitator between the regional homebuilding industry, and homeless shelter and service providers.
Innovation Unlocked
Local brainiacs offer five habits for flexing your creative-thinking muscles
Intelligence might be built into our DNA, but what about creativity and problem-solving? Not so, experts say. So, if it can be taught, how can we learn? We ask some local brainiacs for their tips for inspiring outside-the-box thinking.
The Next Big Idea Could Come From Biohackers
People are genetically engineering their own cells in their kitchens, injecting modified viruses into their bodies and surgically implanting homemade sensors under their skin. The “do-it-yourself” mentality has entered the realm of medicine. And, surprisingly, the FBI supports it.
5 Local Businesses Offer Creative Gifts for the Last-Minute Holiday Shopper
‘Tis the season for last-minute holiday shopping, and buyers seeking creative gifts and a memorable shopping experience have a number of local businesses to choose from.
The Capital Region’s Food Systems 101
How nonprofits improve local health, the environment and economy
In America’s farm-to-fork capital, it’s easy to place attention on the fork side of the story – the amazing chefs and restaurants feeding us. Yet, there’s a complicated web of grassroots services, part of a larger food system, which covers everything including health, environment, economy, social justice and more. Nonprofits provide core services that keep this delicate system moving toward a better community. Comstock’s explores this side of Sacramento’s local food network.
Bitcoin Started With All Men. Now Crypto Is Opening to Women
Something new is happening in the world of cryptocurrencies.
Upgrade to 5G Costs $200 Billion a Year and May Not Be Worth It
In the wildest dreams of wireless engineers, the mobile network of the future controls our cars, lets our refrigerators talk to the grocery store to order more milk, and provides fast, reliable broadband connections to our homes so we can sever ties with cable companies.
Built in 3D
Virtual technology finds real-world applicability in the construction and architecture fields
Virtual reality used to be financially out-of-reach for many firms. Now, builders and architects alike are finding that implementing technology upfront prevents mistakes, and saves money, down the road.
Back and Forward: Alona Jennings
Operation Innovate founder on the psychology of innovation
Alona Jennings, founder of Operation Innovate in Sacramento offers her insight into the psychology of innovation.