ILTA STAFF Administrative
RANDI MAYES
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR randi@iltanet.org
CRISTIN GAFFNEY
ACCOUNTING ADMINISTRATOR cristin@iltanet.org
GRACE PALMA
CONCIERGE - MEMBER SERVICES ADMINISTRATOR grace@iltanet.org
Programming and Vendor Relations
PEGGY WECHSLER PROGRAM DIRECTOR peggy@iltanet.org
DEB HIMSEL
PROGRAM MANAGER - CORE EDUCATION deb@iltanet.org
TJ JOHNSON
PROGRAM MANAGER - CONFERENCES tj@iltanet.org
GAYNOR SENYSZYN
CONFERENCE COORDINATOR gaynor@iltanet.org
KRISTY COSTELLO
PEER GROUP COORDINATOR kristina@iltanet.org
JUDY COUVILLION
REGIONAL COORDINATOR judy@iltanet.org
KEN HANSEN
VENDOR COORDINATOR ken@iltanet.org
EVA LEOS
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT eva@iltanet.org
IT and Online Services
CLAY GIBNEY IT DIRECTOR clay@iltanet.org
JEANNE MARTINEZ
ONLINE SERVICES ADMINISTRATOR jeanne@iltanet.org
Publications
RANDI MAYES EDITOR-IN-CHIEF randi@iltanet.org
KRISTY COLE
COMMUNICATIONS SPECIALIST kristy@iltanet.org
KENDALL LAZORCHAK
CREATIVE DESIGN SPECIALIST kendall@iltanet.org
Peer to Peer Randi Mayes the quarterly magazine of ILTA
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from the director
e humans seem to be of two minds around the concept of size. The paradox that "less is more," wherein greater value is delivered in a smaller space or through consumption of fewer resources, is intrinsic to the technology arena. While it's sometimes true that "good things come in small packages," anyone hoping for a big-screen TV won't be
impressed by the small, Tiffany Blue Box you're toting — but I will love it! Like many, I want more bandwidth and a smaller computer; I'd like larger airplanes with smaller carbon footprints; give me a bigger glass of champagne with fewer calories; I dream of a larger closet filled with clothes of smaller sizes (to accommodate my shrinking waistline); I'd prefer a washing machine that has a larger capacity with fewer demands on energy; I want more time in the day and fewer things to worry about; yes … less is more, more or less. Our authors explore many of the dichotomies created by our "expanding while
shrinking" world of technology. I am struck by the abundance of opinions, experiences and predictions provided by our contributors; and, as always, I thank them. We close this publication year in a big way!
I wish everyone a safe, happy holiday season and a prosperous year ahead. ILTA
will be here to help you face new challenges as we share knowledge in this magazine and the myriad forums for education and peer networking that ILTA provides.
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