Identity Resolution Daily Links 2008-3-5
[We’re switching the order of our posts this week. Friday’s post will be another article in our Mistaken Identity Resolution series.]
“John Fonteijn, one of the co-chairs of the ECR Europe Shrinkage group adds: ‘This report, for the first time, gives retailers a step by step guide as to how they can begin to go about not only building a water tight business case for investments in loss prevention technologies, but also the tools to measure accurately the impact they have on shrinkage’. The author concludes: ‘If retail loss prevention practitioners are to be taken more seriously by other functions within the business, then they need to show greater rigour and professionalism in the way in which they go about developing business cases for investment, and how they measure and monitor the performance of ‘solutions’ they recommend.’”
The Star-Ledger: Airport screeners told to speed it up
“TSA officials acknowledge keeping close watch on wait times at Newark Liberty and the nation’s other airports, but say suspicious bags and passengers will be given extra attention — no matter how long it takes.”
b-eye.com - Business Intelligence Network - Blog: David Loshin: Insight on MDM
“Earlier this week I attended the MDM Insight event that TDWI ran in Savannah, GA. . . . One of my roles at the event was to moderate a short workshop session to help attendees articulate what they believed were their most critical needs for master data management.”
Homeland Security Watch: Chertoff Convenes Bloggers
“Yesterday Homeland Security Secretary Mike Chertoff sat down with a group of homeland security bloggers to discuss the upcoming 5-year anniversary of the Department, accomplishments under his watch, and other topics.”
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