This post is an update to the previous post today… I definitely think I’ll have to consider the Data Protection request as one of the top dogs in this company I’ve been dealing with has just emailed me to say that they only had an email address for me from today. …
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The new home of DoB-Blog (and renamed too). Posts on Information Quality, politics, social issues and general rants.
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How not to handle a customer (part 2)…
http://obriend.info/2008/06/27/how-not-to-handle-a-customer-part-2/ -
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previous post today… I definitely think I’ll have to consider the Data Protection request as one of the top dogs in this company I’ve been dealing with has just emailed me to say that they only had an email address for me from today. …
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An IQ Trainwreck…
http://obriend.info/2008/06/10/an-iq-trainwreck/From Don Carlson, one of my IAIDQ cronies in the US comes this YouTube vid from Informatica (a data quality software tool vendor) that sums up a lot of why Information Quality matters. Of course, I could get snooty and ask what gave them the idea to juxtapose Information Quality and Trainwrecks…. …
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Lottie’s Blog
http://www.lizlyons.ieBlogroll Beaut.ie Darragh Doyle Darragh O’Brien Ellybabes Grandad Post Secret Ray Foley The Crabling Otter The FauxSty
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When decision making becomes personal - Corporate Information Cancer
http://www.andrewbrooks.co.uk/2008/04/corporate_cancer_and_t...The evolution of Information Quality.
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This is what I do.
http://darraghdoyle.blogspot.comI took this photo last weekend in Eason's. I liked it. Worth waiting for? It's honest anyways! I've been following this Meme right from Colleen who Grannymar's in line with. I see Darren did it, as did Anthony, Will, Ben, Daragh, Rowan, Paddy Bloggit and as Darren pointed out it's covered over on Wired.com. I really liked In the beginning was the word. - Gregory MaguireSo, shall I continue it? Well, I'm going to be completely naive enough as to invite the writers of some of
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What a difference a day resignation makes…
http://www.darrenbyrne.com/wordpress/?p=75online, only stopping when I saw a funny picture of Bertie photoshopped onto one of his daughter’s books, etc. However, I did come across one post that summed up what I would be thinking if I was to be thinking about thinking about Bertie. I think! Turlough, via Daragh’s blog
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conallmurtagh☺com
http://blog.conallmurtagh.comTech geek blogger Sean’s Blog Seth’s Blog Sifry’s Alerts SocialMedia.net Stephen’s Thoughts Synergy Module tagging tech /john collins/ taint.org: Justin Mason’s Weblog The All New Musings of Ewan Spence The DOBlog The Irish Cyber Sleuth The Red Couch Tom Raftery’s I.T. views Tuppenceworth.ie blog Twenty Major - still smoking in Dublin bars. TwoEyes.org Vals Kitchen Verbo.se VisionMobile Forum Wangjianshuo’
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Tuppenceworth.ie blog
http://www.tuppenceworth.ie/blogTribunals, so we don’t have to. Gingerpixel - For Greystones Educate Together School Embarr - For questioning the 27 Bus route’s accessibility Darragh O’Brien- For struggling to make sense of the Electoral Register Tags: irishblogs, obsessive, tomkitt
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Obsessive Blogger Badges Are In!
http://greeninkpen.blogspot.com/2008/03/obsessive-blogger-ba...Tribunals, so we don’t have to. Gingerpixel - For Greystones Educate Together School Embarr - For questioning the 27 Bus route’s accessibility Darragh O’Brien- For struggling to make sense of the Electoral Register To see what it's all about see here, and to nominate a blog post, email obsessed[AT]tuppenceworth[DOT]ie
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Badged! The first recipients
http://www.tuppenceworth.ie/blog/index.php/2008/03/30/badged...Tribunals, so we don’t have to. Gingerpixel - For Greystones Educate Together School Embarr - For questioning the 27 Bus route’s accessability Darragh O’Brien- For struggling to make sense of the Electoral Register No tag for this post.
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Memoirs are Made of This
http://www.darrenbyrne.com/wordpress/?p=63Now, I can’t hope to write something to make people think. So, I’m just going to go with honesty: Sixteen years, no fun! Everything changed! My turn to do the tagging: Anthony, Ben, Daragh, Laura, Ken and Ross, do you want to give it a go? The rules: Write your own six word memoir. Post it on your blog, including a visual illustration if you’d like. Link to the person that tagged you in your post and to the original post if possible
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Gobán Saor
http://blog.gobansaor.comdown yet again (4th time since Xmas, two of those for close on 7 days each!). Large areas of rural Ireland depend on providers such as Omnitel to supply them with what is now a basic service and I think many would agree that the end-user experience is, to put it as charitable as possible, sub-optimal. I’ll leave it to others to explain why we’re in such a mess, but a mess, it is. For several reasons I’m not that overly concerned about this as the area I live
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