Identity Resolution Daily Links 2007-06-22
[Daily Post from Infoglide Software] So, you’ve got all that data. Now how are you going to use it?
When the business doesn’t see much ROI, they conclude that the CRM solution doesn’t work, and they pull the plug without really trying to figure out more effective uses for that collected data.
WSJ.com: When Public Records Are Too Public
“Local governments have rushed to put those documents online for a decade or so, often without scrubbing them of such information. And that’s made them potentially fertile ground for busybodies, stalkers and identity thieves.”
Jeff Jonas: Why Faster Systems Can Make Organizations Dumber Faster
“Not to say fast systems are bad. Rather, I am suggesting that better sensemaking algorithms will be essential to fully leverage one’s ever-growing enterprise information assets. And, if you have been following my blog, this will come as no surprise.” [hat-tip PogoWasRight.org]
WWAYTV3.com: Retail theft causes price increase
“The most recent national retail security survey found that US retailers lost a record $41.6 billion last year due to retail theft and fraud in 2006. That’s up 11 per cent from 2005. The survey looked at 139 retailers and found that the majority of the thieves were store employees. Employee theft accounted for close to $20 billion in retail theft – called shrinkage — last year. That’s nearly half of all the losses.”
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