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The Naked CIO: Going public about privacy
Comment The buying public assume businesses know their preferences and more importantly their dislikes or bad experiences. The outcry about the amount of data held on individuals is entirely understandable, says the Naked CIO. [21 Jul 2008]
The Weekly Round-Up: 18.04.08
Round-Up The first was the user preferences influencing kit procurement decisions. According to Gartner, end users' preferences will soon account for up to 50 per cent of all purchasing decisions relating to... [18 Apr 2008]
How to prepare for the interview
Comment Others revolve around chemistry and preferences. You must take certain key steps, says Cathy Holley of headhunters Boyden Executive Search - and be careful of those earrings. Office insights… Bored and underpaid? [08 Feb 2008]
Who pays your broadband bill?
Comment The once-simple proposition of providing a mobile phone on a corporate tariff is now more complex as individuals have their own preferences, styles and usage requirements. As more people work from home, more employers... [21 Aug 2007]
Quocirca's Straight Talking: Mobile internet reality
Comment After all, we all like to think our preferences are individual and we each have a different cocktail of networks that we participate in to some extent. The success of a 'mobile internet' doesn't mean trying to replicate... [11 Jan 2007]
Peter Cochrane's Blog: Snooping on a BlackBerry fool
Comment Customer products, names, preferences, relationships and monies are being broadcast to everyone within earshot. Written on the London to Ipswich InterCity train and sent to silicon.com a couple of days later via my home... [06 Mar 2006]
The Yearly Round-Up: 22.12.05
Round-Up For the record, the Round-Up's favourite Christmas carol is 'O Come all ye faithful' but whatever your own preferences there is one carol which, like your unpopular uncle Clive, always turns up time and again to make... [22 Dec 2005]
Peter Cochrane's Blog: Back me up
Comment Despite all my efforts I have been unable to find a full hard-drive back-up software application that will take the entire OS, apps, preferences, account details and settings. Because of the life I lead, the nature of my... [01 Sep 2005]
Leader: Don't lead with your heart
Leader When technology is both your livelihood and your passion, it can be hard not to get emotional about preferences for particular platforms, standards, products and vendors. Nowhere is this clearer than with operating... [05 Apr 2005]
Will's Web Watch: Ecommerce's Christmas cracker
Comment The site enables you to build your own boxes of wine or will make recommendations based on popularity or your own previous purchases and preferences. Two thousand years later and the internet would appear to have... [17 Dec 2003]
Peter Cochrane's Uncommon Sense: A Christmas wish list
Comment Preferences and options that stick would be nice. It's not just the very young with a long list of things that'd make their Christmas the bestest ever. Peter Cochrane has a number of wishes that we suspect would make... [17 Dec 2003]
The Ovum View: The perfect call centre
Comment In turn, this would allow enterprises to analyse certain habits, such as spending patterns and product preferences, and then use this knowledge to offer additional products and services, thereby maintaining and... [04 Nov 2003]
China - the exception in tech
Comment And then, bottom of the list of preferences is technology from a domestic player such as Legend or a Dell or Microsoft. China's efforts in nurturing its own standard for 3G - the inelegantly titled TD-SCDMA - seem to be... [11 Sep 2003]
Pipe dream? Welcome to the converged office of the near future
Comment That's because information relating to a user’s preferences is stored centrally, so that any device can be used for communicating. Call it utopianism or just plain hype but plenty of parties have been outlining their... [14 May 2003]
Devil's Advocate: Paranoia and the PC power paradox
Comment They spend vast sums of money attempting to influence consumer preferences and in trying to direct the choices made by governments. I know what we use them for, but does that lead to results that we really want? [07 May 2003]
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