"Here’s a much simpler solution: make the work itself interesting and rewarding for your employees so they can get satisfaction from their jobs, make the environment warm and enjoyable for people to be a part of. If you do these two things (which, admittedly, is difficult, but that is your job if you are running a company), workers will find fun things to do naturally with their colleagues."

Kyle Baxter's final undergraduate business paper. An analysis of Apple's future as a mobile company.

"While Apple’s competitors are building phones, functional but cold, Apple is building something alive. You can see the work that went into every inch of it, the obsession Apple has with coming as close to perfection as they can."

Kyle Baxter's thoughts about Apple's mobile future and how it's competing with Google.

Kyle Baxter gives his initial impressions of what working with the iPad is like.

Paul Carr argues that the iPad is fundamentally having a negative effect upon reading. Kyle Baxter argues otherwise. Seems that your mileage may vary.