Can we make the Information Revolution better for society?
It is easy to assume that access to massive amounts of information is good for society. Perhaps we should also…
Big Data is Critical to the DoD Science and Technology Investment Agenda
The Secretary of Defense signed a memorandum on 19 April 2011 which articulates the Science and Technology (S&T) priorities for…
“Data Retention? Yes, please!”
There are good reasons for taking a very close look at anything that threatens basic civil liberties, which is why…
Data Privacy: the Creepy vs. the Terrifying
At the e-G8 summit yesterday, I got into a little spat over privacy. My point, in a panel discussion, was…
The Legal Performance Continuum: Putting Your Data to Work – Part 1
An organization’s data can be among its chief assets, providing the intelligence to improve performance across the organization. Corporate legal…
Two Titanic Data Governance Mistakes
In the post Getting Down To Business with People and Policies. I discussed the fact that people and policies need…
Chris Bucholtz is Ready to Turn CRM Inside-Out
Martin Schneider was the driving force behind one of the best CRM blogs out there – CRM Outsiders. And although…
Risk and Five Sigma Events – Can They Happen to You?
Perhaps it’s a sense of optimism wired into humans (or conversely delusion), but when business managers think of worst case…
SAP’s SAPPHIRENOW: Women’s Leadership Summit
Since 2007 I have had the pleasure of participating in SAP’s Influencer Program. This group of digital influencers are invited…
Looking for (data) love in all the wrong places
I just had dinner with a friend who works with customer data for a new line of business (LOB) for a…
