Over the past few weeks, there have been a number of odds & ends floating around and it is high time to tie them up…

Following the flood of messages from readers about the graphics from yesterday’s article, I decided it was high time for a contest…

After learning the initial details about their plan and crunching some numbers, today’s installment will examine the remaining issues behind the Utah Symphony & Opera’s plan to create a “smaller virtual hall”…

A recent article in the 03/10/2007 edition of the Salt Lake Tribune reported the negative patron feedback generated by the Utah Symphony & Opera’s new plan to make their primary concert venue look fuller for each concert…

Without even realizing it, maintaining an online presence (especially one as a blogger) can create an entirely unanticipated public persona… For whatever reason, there were a number of situations over the past few weeks where my online persona here at Adaptistration has intersected my professional life as a consultant. To begin with, it would be

Readers have responded in force following Wednesday’s article on the dangers related to musicians driving long distances…

Accessibility + innovation = accomplishment…

Not even a month following the tragedy in Oregon where two members of the Eugene Symphony were killed when their car was hit by a drunk driver, another musician dies in an automobile accident while traveling home from a performance…