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Launching a startup in the US from the UK, the example of Hubdub

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| 21/04/2009

...people want good service and they don't expect it, so surprise them. Listen to users and iterate your product as they suggest then they'll do the marketing for you. Identify superusers - then hire and recruit them. Hubdub hired six of... http://www.computerweekly.com/blogs/editors-blog/2009/04/launching-a-startup-in-the-us.html

Security theatre

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| 21/10/2008

...discovered something that physicists have known for more than a century: that electromagnetic waves travel through the air. They suggest that computer criminals could soon be eavesdropping on the keystrokes of PC users by analysing the electromagnetic signal... http://www.computerweekly.com/blogs/david_lacey/2008/10/security_theatre.html

Firms need technology annual report - McKinsey

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| 12/05/2009

...technology, but the support is not always visible. They suggest drawing an "anatomical" picture to show what technology...improve processes and make the firm more agile. They suggest tying the report to stated business goals from the... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2009/05/12/235982/firms-need-technology-annual-report-mckinsey.htm

Privacy rankings: LinkedIn and Bebo high, Facebook and MySpace average, Badoo low

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| 21/07/2009

...that sites which promoted their privacy controls as a selling point tended to attract fewer members. In their report, they suggest that this may be because the vast majority of people, while they may claim to be concerned about privacy, tend to... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2009/07/21/236975/Privacy-rankings-LinkedIn-and-Bebo-high-Facebook-and-MySpace-average-Badoo.htm

Facebook: what future for social networks?

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| 16/01/2009

...been a "significant milestone" for the company. 2 Growth but at what cost? If all those figures are correct, they suggest Facebook is growing at over 10% a month, but this should be taken with a pinch of salt: duplicate profiles are legion... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2009/01/16/234276/Facebook-what-future-for-social-networks.htm

Working Progress

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...most important things to know about a company in order to judge its reputation? 1983 2003 to why this should be so. They suggest that we are in the process of moving from the ‘mass economy’ stimulated by Ford, and his revolutionary insight... http://www.computerweekly.com/DowntimePDF/pdf/Working%20Progress%20FINAL.pdf

Computerised self-test for type 2 diabetes

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| 18/03/2009

...in primary care in Europe and the QDScore will be a useful tool to help achieve these goals, they write. However, they suggest that follow-up studies are needed to assess the success of the QDScore. GVL5-20090302.1 http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2009/03/18/235289/computerised-self-test-for-type-2-diabetes.htm

David Lacey's IT Security Blog

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Last week’s publication of the SANS Top 20 confirms a surge in sophisticated zero-day attacks on users and web applications. It should be seen as a wake-up call for those organisations who think security can be left to their IT operations staff. A new approach is needed. http://www.computerweekly.com/blogs/david_lacey/security-threats/

SAP agreement signals shifts in software industry

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| 21/11/2008

...whether SAP's initiative is successful and they point out that not all user groups are as well organised as SAP's. They suggest that in the absence of any guarantees, businesses should be looking for other ways to get more value from software... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2008/11/21/233501/sap-agreement-signals-shifts-in-software-industry.htm

Firms fail to deploy effective e-mail policies to address compliance issues

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| 01/07/2008

...eye to regulations - and thereby failing to implement solutions to adapt to future requirements, or are these regulations merely hype and do not affect the broad sweep of organisations they suggest they do?" QHS5-20090106.1 http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2008/07/01/231303/firms-fail-to-deploy-effective-e-mail-policies-to-address-compliance.htm

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