As a full-time writer with over a decade of experience, I've detailed numerous subjects, but perhaps none more so than the story of how businesses use technology. Other writing topics of interest include usability, travel, information security, computer crime, regulatory compliance, careers and business management.
My homepage features recent and selected writing. For a chronological look at what I've written and links to work, see my story archives (featuring selections back to 1999).
In addition to being a freelance writer, editor, and photographer, I regularly author feature stories for the Career Resources section of employee recruitment and career development site Dice.com. I'm also a frequent contributor of technology and business stories to bMighty.com and InformationWeek.com.
Another favorite topic of mine is usability, or the discipline of making things easier to use. On that topical front, I've co-authored multiple reports: detailing the world's top intranets, best practices for designing and maintaining intranet portals, and how to build an information architecture for intranets, all for Nielsen Norman Group, a usability consulting firm.
My previous corporate writing clients include Cambridge College, for its view book and annual report; insurance company SBLI, for whom I rewrote or wrote fresh all of the content on its website for a redesign; Intel, a white paper and technology report client; and Fortune Magazine. Today I regularly also author reports, case studies and marketing materials for a number of consulting companies, standards bodies, and high-technology companies.