I came back from vacation! The beach was left behind and with it the permanent buzz of a family home full of children laughing and running, lunch boxes to prepare, dinners where everyone talks at the same time forcing us to turn off because we can't think of anything else.

An old saying has it that a picture is worth a thousand words plays a crucial role when it comes to the internet.

“Times change… wills change!” This expression has never been so certain (and with so fast results) as at these times that we are living, and which I believe will have major impact and definitive changes in people's habits.

In this last year I managed to count on three hybrid colleagues in the team. They are not cars, but very different from the classic programmers.

I am in one of the world’s best destinations, in a mix between enjoying the family and closing a spectacular project in which we have been working for Herdade da Malhadinha Nova and today, while having one of those unforgettable breakfasts, I heard a couple talking in the table beside while checking the daily news in Observador.

After 18 years of managing people in a web development company, today I am more certain than at the beginning that managing people is not about power! It is about being at their service with guts and pleasure. Understand what they need from me to be successful in their own role.

When you say “my website has a mobile version”, what do you mean? It means that it doesn’t have an error when you visit it? Or it means that it is truly optimized for a great mobile browsing experience?

How can we establish closer relationships with our customers and with our followers, using digital platforms and the tools we have at our disposal?

Being a speaker on virtual stages and webinars without being able to “feel” the audience is not easy! We are all learning and adapting. Speakers and the public are finding their role in this new digital model of online meetings, presentations and events.