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Spock, Magic and Lucky Charms

by Travis Rogers | Mar 21, 2017 | Business Intelligence, Business Process Improvement, Collaboration

“I am half Vulcanian.  Vulcanians do not speculate.  I speak from pure logic.”  — Mr. Spock VISION I am not a Trekkie, but I am not not a Trekkie either. At various times in my life I have been intrigued by Star Trek, starting when I was young for the typical...

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