The banking and security industries may be able to take a lesson from social media users. Determining your trust management network before you need it could help mitigate major problems.
I look at the emerging landscape and recall lessons of the Intel’s former Cheif Architect of Knowledge Management and my friend, the late Dr. N.S. Sri [...]

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This is a bit off topic for this blog, but this is one of the best (and funniest) videos that makes a point near and dear to all of us: education.
Sir Ken Robinson points out that we can’t grasp what will happen in 5 years, yet today’s education “is meant to take us into this [...]

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One of the benefits of having a blog is that you can rant. This is a runt of a rant, but I would love to hear what you think! -W
Ed note: Within 48 hours of release, Google has delivered many of the changes that I and other power users requested. Was this being responsive, or [...]

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I was cautious when I read a Web Analytics Association member prediction that web analytics companies, as we know them today will cease to exist. Another potentially free solution may have pushed us one more notch in that direction.

Yahoo has announced on their blog that acquisition of IndexTools is now Yahoo! Web Analytics. 

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If content is King, why are so many people playing hide and seek with the King? And where is King Content heading in the royal business place? For many, the answers are just a royal pain to deal with.
“A lot of business content has been created, and nobody knows it exists. It is buried within [...]

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Web analytics isn’t rocket science. It’s more like exploratory brain surgery with a mouse instead of a scalpel. It can shed light on details of your business that you never knew you could find. Analytics represent the behavior pattern of your users.
Many companies still fail to have a fundamental understanding that a term like “hits” [...]

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