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17 March 2010 Comments

Kill Useless Web Metrics: Apply The “Three Layers Of So What” Test

Kill Useless Web Metrics: Apply The “Three Layers Of So What” Test | Occam’s Razor by Avinash Kaushik.

Data, data everywhere yet nary an insight in sight.
Is that your web analytics existence?
Don’t feel too bad, you share that plight with most citizens of the Web Analytics universe.
The problem? The absolutely astonishing ease with which you [...]

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8 March 2010 Comments

DAM Talk: George Knox CEO Vamosa

DAM Talk  George Knox CEO @ Vamosa Enterprise Content Governance, talks to Paul Quigley.
George seeks to deliver customers with control and structure to all enterprise content in a fully automated way with the broadest and most technologically advanced range of products and professional services. His vision for the customer has helped to define a software [...]

3 March 2010 Comments

The Virtual Revolution: The Cost of Free

BBC iPlayer – The Virtual Revolution: The Cost of Free.
Twenty years on from its invention, Dr Aleks Krotoski continues her investigation of how the World Wide Web is transforming almost every aspect of our lives.
In the third programme of the series, Aleks gives the lowdown on how, for better and for worse, commerce has colonised [...]

3 March 2010 Comments

Is Data In The Cloud Risky? – Plug Into The Cloud

Is Data In The Cloud Risky? – Plug Into The Cloud – InformationWeek.

With the recent report that the FTC is considering a request to shut down Google Apps, the question of Cloud Security has come up and with it the question of if data in the cloud is risky. Of course only the government could [...]

26 February 2010 Comments

3 Levels of Financial Report Transparency

3 Levels of Financial Report Transparency | XBRL Blog Magazine.

An interesting post at the Accounting Elf discusses how financial statements should be more like blogs. With the rise of social media and the generally higher expectations of information consumers, this is an important topic. Financial reports are after all just a channel of communication between [...]

25 February 2010 Comments

The Social Panopticon And You

IEEE Spectrum: The Social Panopticon And You.

POSTED BY: SALLY ADEE

Over the past couple of weeks, Google has gotten repeated bloody noses from tech journalists over theBuzz debacle. Before Buzz, Google’s “Don’t Be Evil” philosophy was backed up by a lot of carefully thought-out and well-executed applications. By comparison, Buzz was so uncharacteristically tone-deaf that [...]

24 February 2010 Comments

FTC Warns 100 Companies Leaking Sensitive Data on File-Sharing Sites

InformationOverload: FTC Warns 100 Companies Leaking Sensitive Data on File-Sharing Sites.

The Federal Trade Commission notified 100 unnamed companies and agencies that their employees appear to be regulalry leaking sensitive customer and employee data on peer-to-peer (P2P) file-sharing sites. FTC Chairman Jon Leibowitz warned, “Companies and institutions of all sizes are vulnerable to serious P2P-related [...]

8 February 2010 Comments

Needed: Infrastructure to Make the Web Personal

Needed: Infrastructure to Make the Web Personal – GigaOM.

The web is becoming more dynamic, context-aware and personalized by the day, and the amount of information consumed by each person is increasing exponentially. But while hardware performance is improving, except when it comes to the simplest of parallel programming tasks, software infrastructure is not keeping [...]

4 February 2010 Comments

8 Ways to Kill Your ECM Project

8 Ways to Kill Your ECM Project – Digital Landfill.

I am pleased to welcome my first mystery 8 things blogger!
This blogger is from an end user organization and would prefer to remain anonymous.  Which is cool. It’s also a shame because this is a good and honest article — would love more like this [...]

3 February 2010 Comments

Social Business and Next-Generation CIOs – Exploring The Macro Conditions

Social Business and Next-Generation CIOs – Exploring The Macro Conditions – Dion Hinchcliffe’s Next-Generation Enterprises.
Ray Wang began an excellent discussion last month thathighlighted the major shifts and disruptive forces that the modern CIO faces today. It’s a given with most executives these days that the business landscape is quite a different one than it was [...]

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