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China Leading RFID Utilization
A massive national identification card program will allow China to leap forward this year as the world's largest market for radio frequency identification devices, or RFID, by value, according to a new industry study.
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Date: 2007-09-28
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Mixing Content with Advertising
Many of the old industry thinkers seem to have a hard time understanding that in the age of filtered information where you can instantly reference what you want and when, it's becoming less and less effective to force or push ads on visitors.
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Date: 2007-09-27
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Geeky CEOs Rule
If you ever doubted it, then you need to go over to the Business Week article that talks about the early integration of IT in business, and how CEO's who get it, who label themselves as computer geeks get their businesses growing faster than folks who do not.
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Date: 2007-09-26
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Disabling File & Printer Sharing in Windows XP
I know this is an old issue and I hope I'm not violating any blogging "netiquette" rules, but on the security issue you brought up on your business blog, isn't it feasible to just go into your network connection properties and unselect "File and Printer Sharing on Microsoft Networks" when you are connected to a hotel or cafe network?
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Date: 2007-09-26
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Is IT Holding You Back from Web 2.0?
One of the ideas in web 2.0 is collaboration, unfortunately, people are finding out that the IT Department that has a long history of non-collaboration, and might be holding back a companies adoption of Web 2.0 technologies within a company.
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Date: 2007-09-24
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Looking back at RedHat 6.2
Today I meandered down state to answer a distress call on a Linux box exhibiting a number of baffling symptoms (well, they baffled me on the phone at least). Suddenly, after "changing nothing" (of course), the system:
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Date: 2007-09-19
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Using Pligg as an easy Corporate Web 2.0 Site
For those who do not know the Pligg system is a digg clone site that allows people to submit and vote on stories, we run one as a way to collect social book marks and things we think are important at work, and in our general perusal of the Internet looking for stories and things that influence business.
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Date: 2007-09-19
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Design and SEO Forums a Thing of the Past?
First there was "chat". I typed in a subject I was interested in and AOL took me to a virtual room where people were talking about it. I shyly disguised my name and joined in the discussion. Before long, my screeching modem was a regular household sound.
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Date: 2007-09-18
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CRM = Huge Long Tail Profits?
You'll often hear that "the money is in the list", but a more important dimension to look at is the type of relationship you have with your list. It's not just a quantity (ie numbers) game, the quality (relationship) game is more important.
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Date: 2007-09-18
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Virgin America Gets Broadband
Virgin America has partnered with wireless communications provider AirCell to offer broadband Internet services for passengers traveling in the continental U.S. The service will launch sometime in 2008.
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Date: 2007-09-14
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Silverlight Vs. Flash
The goal of Silverlight is to get into the game, not to add anything new of value. If you look at the feature set on a pure technology basis, Silverlight has 80% less features and 98% less compatibility than Adobe Flash Player.
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Date: 2007-09-14
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Amazon Announces Developer Contest
Amazon Web Services, a subsidiary of Amazon.com, has launched the Amazon Web Services Start-Up Challenge, a contest for entrepreneurs and software developers in which the winner will receive $50,000 in cash, $50,000 in Amazon Web Service (AWS) credits and an investment offer from Amazon.
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Date: 2007-09-14
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More Back-Of-the-Envelope “Productivity” Calculations
Upon returning to Apple in 1997 after years of exile (or so the story goes), Steve Jobs observed that employees were hunkering down in their offices. Wanting a more free-flowing exchange of knowledge, Jobs ordered urns of coffee and boxes of donuts delivered to Apple's buildings on Fridays. Employees emerged from their offices to enjoy the caffeine and sugar but, while there, they began talking to other employees with whom they normally wouldn't exchange a word.
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Date: 2007-09-07
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Usability Reviews Verify Good Work
While on a plane heading home from a conference I happened to meet the mother of a Human Factors employee for a well-known global Internet software company. As we chatted, she noted that when I spoke of my work, she could tell I wasn't the critical type.
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Date: 2007-09-05
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