Jonathan Eggers

Jonathan Eggers

Jonathan Eggers is a forward-thinking CIO/CTO consultant offering solutions that drive innovation and lasting success. With years of experience, I provide actionable guidance for digital transformations, process enhancements, solution design, and vendor selection. My focus? Enhancing customer satisfaction, driving revenue growth, and aligning technology with your strategic vision. Let's collaborate to make "Continuous Innovation, Lasting Success" your organization's reality.

Time for a national campaign

The results from last nights primaries in North Carolina and Indiana have given Sen. Barack Obama a decisive advantage over Sen. Hillary Clinton. Obama’s 14 point victory over Clinton in N.C., and the narrow loss in Ind. has given the…

MSI motherboard sports Stirling engine

Micro-Star International recently announced that it will be offering a motherboard with a Stirling engine-powered cooling fan for the northbridge. This device would reduce total electricity usage, and be a “more ECO-friendly design.” Yet, I’m not convinced that a Stirling…

For now, politics as usual

There are three more weeks until the Pennsylvania primary, and many are becoming weary of the consistently negative and personality centered campaigning. Hilary Clinton and Barack Obama have both continued to focus on each other; and while we’ve heard plenty…

Fetch-playing robot!

If you’ve every owned a dog that loves to play fetch, you know that it can sometimes feel like hours of ball tossing before your dog’s eagerness to run after the fuzzy yellow tennis ball runs out. Rather than wearing…

Happy leap day!

Everyone knows that leap years come once every 4 years. Unless the year is divisible by 100, then it’s skipped. Unless, of course, that year is also divisible by 400, then there is a leap day. (For example, 1600 and…

Lunar Eclipse

I nearly forgot about last night’s lunar eclipse, had it not been for a reminder phone call from Leah. The moon was a wonderful rust-brown color; and the eclipse, at the time of the photograph, was almost full. The photograph…

Tsunami Tuesday, only the beginning

There’s a lot of ongoing debate over tomorrow’s tsunami-sized, 24-state primary vote. With all the regular blather coming from the 24 hour news commentary, the incessant positioning of political pundits, the numerous educated guesses being made by analysts on TV,…

Gallery: Christmas ’07

Fireplace

Once again I’ve managed to take pictures of Christmas in Ohio. Well, mostly the Christmas tree anyway. There is also a picture of the fireplace, and one out the window of the airplane, where I could see a sort of…

Gallery: December ’07

Here I start to play with color balance and exposure

It has snowed more in the past two weeks than it has for the past two winters, and it’s only December 20th. Having finished snowing this evening for the third time in 8 days, I decided to do some night…

Solar power at $1 per watt!

Nanosolar recently announced the release of their ultra cheap solar panel, SolarPly. This is basically solar cells printed on aluminum. This “foil” is “non-fragile”, can be cut or bent to any shape, and doesn’t require soldering for electrical contact. While…

Waste time, feed the hungry.

If you need something to pass the time today, check out the Web site Will It Blend.com. There you’ll see videos where Blendtec blenders are puts to the test. Exactly what kinds of things can you see blended? Marbles, magnets,…