Life post-SOPA?
I had couple reminders over the last few weeks of how messy attributions and permissions already are – so about life if SOPA passes? a) My book editors went through and highlighted several quotes from articles which exceeded 50 words. I shortene…
CES 2012: Wrap up video
Now that the huge Consumer Electronics Show is over, it’s time to review the most important new products and announcements. In a departure from my usual IT Project failures fare, I spoke with Canada’s Sun News Network about CES 2012 highlights. Here’s that video report: Although not actually in Las Vegas, I followed certain announcements carefully. In response to [...]
Seven Basic Privacy Rights Users Should Demand For Social Business
Public Outrage Grows Over Lax Privacy Polices At Popular Social Networking Sites Recent actions by social networking leaders in the market place have brought new attention to a user’s privacy rights. Despite the fact that these sites provide a freemium service to users, abuse and arrogance of a user’s privacy rights combined with user ignorance [...]
Quips: The Slide Some Vendors Won’t Let Me Show On Social Media Tools
Social Media Explained In 140 Characters (More or Less) Some time back a tweet went out describing what all the tools were (Figure 1). I modified this a bit and now use it in alot of presentations to audiences around the world. More than 80% of the conference organizers usually are fine with this slide. [...]
CRM Watchlist 2012 – Let the Reviews Roll: The Top of the Top
Okay, we’ve done the Big 4 and the winners have been announced. Now we get into the heavy lifting.
I’m covering the first five – the top five winners this year for varying reasons. It ranges from the highest scorers to the Lifetime Impact Award winner, with the CRM Idol 2011 winners in between.
