But in the off chance that this super-succinct method of communicating turns out to be more efficient, we really should be working on a glossary. Imagine the alphabet books for toddlers of the future. From here on out A is no longer for apple. B is for business, obviously. C is for consumer.
E is for employee.
F is for Fortune 500. Z is for zero-sum game. Katharine Mieszkowski is a senior writer for Salon Technology. Kaitlin Quistgaard is the editor of Salon Technology. Our foolproof guide will show you the way.