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Posted in Blog, Client News on December 30, 2009

I’m On A Mac!

There is no sense in hiding it, Foundry is populated by Apple fanboys.  So we are more than happy to plug the latest effort of our dear friends the Pantless Knights:  I’m on a Mac featuring PC Pain for SwitchToMac.com. You don’t have to take our word for it, just ch ... Continue Reading

Posted in Blog on August 24, 2009

The case for: Subject Matter Experts

Our new office is a lot of things: cheap, roomy, comfortable, close to our homes – and until recently partially painted a disgusting shade of pea-soup green.  We know and love the previous tenants, but this is one of those paint colors you assume was picked while under the ... Continue Reading

Posted in Blog, Project Launches on August 24, 2009

“Seriously ladies, I think I am going to be ...

While we love all of our clients, some projects just make us laugh a little more than others. MsTaken.com is clearly one of those jobs.  MsTaken.com is an elegant, single product e-commerce site offering the beautiful women of the world a new weapon in their ongoing battle with ... Continue Reading

Posted in Blog on August 24, 2009

The case for: Door Desks

Eventually, everyone figures out that it is always worth investing in the right tool for the job. Continue Reading

Posted in Blog on August 19, 2009

TeachStreet on NPR Morning Edition

Check out TeachStreet CEO and Foundry client extraordinaire Dave Schappell on NPR this morning. After that, go find a piano teacher or learn something new on TeachStreet. Continue Reading

Posted in Blog on February 11, 2009

Conclusion: Making a career in professional sports ...

The results are in. Thanks to everyone out there, especially my old office mate Arjun and my old boss, Steve Ballmer (I worked there a few years back, with this lone web page to prove it). They both provided some excellent perspective on my analysis. Now, let’s get to so ... Continue Reading

Posted in Blog on February 6, 2009

Going pro: my son’s best chance at becoming ...

First off, before anyone sends child protective services after me, this topic is just me having a little fun with data analysis. The most likely scenario is that my boy grows up playing soccer with occasional hikes on the weekend. But it’s fun to use our imagination. Not ... Continue Reading