Managing Growth in Three Easy Steps
Posted July 29, 2010 by marksnewton
Growing Pains. More than a popular TV sitcom of the ’80s, its been a reality of BigBadCollab. Growing is a great thing and done right, can be an experience that pulls a company together rather than just stretching it to its seams. That said, nothing complex is possible in “three easy steps” but we are [...]
Happy Birthday Mark!
Posted May 1, 2010 by marksnewton
A special shout-out to our friend and co-founder here at BBC…Happy Birthday Mark!
Results: Open Source and The Church
Posted March 12, 2010 by marksnewton
“Insight trumps ignorance.” First off, a special thanks to all who participated in this survey. The sincerity of those that serve Him with their technological talents never ceases to leave us amazed and thankful. We sincerely appreciate all of you. We are summarizing the results as of 9am CST. Assuming a few things, 21 of [...]
Open Source and The Church
Posted March 10, 2010 by marksnewton
It is said, “Ignorance is bliss”. We say, “Ignorance is…ignorant.” In our collaborative fight against ignorance, we offered to do this brief survey around open source and the church. Coordinating with the National Church IT Roundtable gathering up, we have pulled this together. Nothing scientific, and probably a little “tongue in cheek” for the pure [...]
Why Shadetree?
Posted March 9, 2010 by marksnewton
We have a pretty bold mission. We want to be transformational and catalytic. We want to be a part of leading change in the world. We are solving a problem and meeting a need that we care about deeply. Wait, let us refine that a bit. We care in the sense that if we don’t solve [...]
BigBadCollab: Ten Questions
Posted March 5, 2010 by marksnewton
We thought it might be helpful to hear our voice through the questions that we have collected through our practice…then have a co-founder answer them for you. If you come up with more questions, simply drop in a comment below and we will do our best to answer it for you. Enjoy! 1. “Why is [...]
I love toys!
Posted March 2, 2010 by Ben Jordan
I love toys! If you come to our office you’ll see little toys and other little trinkets everywhere. I also love drawing. Both of these are little expressions of creativity. I love the thought of some guy sitting over his desk with sketches everywhere and clay designing exactly how he wants his little toy to [...]
Vision into Movement
Posted March 1, 2010 by marksnewton
The best labors are a real workout. We start early…like uncomfortably early when your body is still cold no matter what you do and your brain is fuzzy while sipping the first tall six shot latte with heavy whip. You fill a room with brilliant, God-fearing leadership that are covered in vision, goals, and an [...]
BigBadCollab: Ten Factoids
Posted February 24, 2010 by marksnewton
1. We started in a garage. No, really. It was Ben’s garage converted over a weekend and a thousand bucks. See the pic at the bottom of the home page called, “Contact Us”. That was where the garage door was. #goodtimes 2. The co-founders met, literally, on Twitter. The first conversation, beyond DM’s was … [...]
National CITRT
Posted February 22, 2010 by marksnewton
Helping our great friends over at Church IT Roundtable (CITRT) with getting the word out. Love what they do, love what they stand for. The annual national roundtable for CITRT is coming up March 11th and 12th at Saddleback Church. We encourage you to consider registering (a great deal at $75!) and find yourself gathered [...]
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