Monthly Archives: October 2005

The Four Directions of Project Management

Posted on October 17, 2005 by Ivan Storck

Four directions of project management Originally uploaded by ivanstorck. I’ve been adapting the Rational Unified Process (software development) to a micro-scale: my Sustainable Marketing clients. Drawing inspiration from the teachings of the Native American medicine wheel and Buddhist mandalas, I … Continue reading →

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Think about your meat

Posted on October 14, 2005 by Ivan Storck

Folks, it’s time to start thinking about where your meat comes from, how it’s raised, and what’s being put into it. Plus, healthy meat just tastes better. Learn more at FactoryFarm.org or read the Sustainable Table Blog. Technorati Tags: redneck … Continue reading →

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Fishing Vessel St. Jude – Good Tuna!

Posted on October 14, 2005 by Ivan Storck

These guys have the best Tuna. Family-owned, sustainably caught, they sell it in farmer’s markets in Seattle. Try the jerky! Fishing Vessel St. Jude (TunaTuna.com) Technorati Tags: tuna, sustainability

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CSR Links

Posted on October 11, 2005 by Ivan Storck

No time to write, this just needed to be posted! Enjoy. Corporate Responsibility and the Environment What is the Right Thing To Do? : Social Enterprise : HBS Working Knowledge Technorati Tags: sustainability

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iDisk on Ubuntu (Gnome) Linux

Posted on October 4, 2005 by Ivan Storck

I’ve been working on my old laptop while I’m waiting for a new keyboard for my mac. And because it’s fun to play with ubuntu linux. I found a way to add my iDisk. This is a little more geeky … Continue reading →

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How to be hip and green

Posted on October 3, 2005 by Ivan Storck

I’m glad that others are pointing out this sad but true fact in green marketing: If you are perceived as too green, all kinds of negative feedback loops start to happen. Your product could be associated with hippies, who (although … Continue reading →

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