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• How Bloggers Are Dealing with FTC’s Disclosure Rules

  
  Joe The Flow — Authority: 143
  Bloggers are taking a variety of approaches to the Federal Trade Commission’s endorsement guidelines — from lax to rigorous. “As you may have heard, today’s the day bloggers are supposed to start admitting on their blogs when they’re getting free stuff in exchange for blogging. Mommy bloggers are to blame ...
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• Choosing A Hosting Provider Is One Of The Most Important Stages In Establishing Your Own Web Site

  
  Start Your Own Online Business Presence — Authority: 139
  Out world is changing rapidly. What is up to date today is history tomorrow. It concerns business as well. Traditional forms of business are not popular. Online business rules!brbrWhy is online business so much popular among different people? First of all, it is convenient. You save much money since in many cases you ...
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• "Take less from more. Sell your goods for a cheap price, make your customers come back and want more."

  
  tante's blog — Authority: 118
  I like watching movies which is why I like buying DVDs. Not cause I want all the extra crap (I hardly ever watch that) but because I can watch a good movie whenever I want. When Im in one of those "we sell everything that uses electricity" stores I usually browse the DVD offerings. Lets turn me into a short case ...
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• "Your relationship to your customers has changed, theyre no longer powerless, so dont treat them like they are."

  
  tante's blog — Authority: 118
  Ahhh, the good old days. When publishers were the guardians of the doors to the magic kingdom where the "authors" and "creatives" lived. And when you gave them some of your hard earned shillings, theyd let you take a peak through the wall to experience works of art, of beauty. Well or news. We are still used to a ...
  5 days ago

• Decision Management and Event Processing

  
  JT on EDM — Authority: 121
  Copyright © 2009 http://jtonedm.com James Taylor Syndicated from ebizQ My buddy Claye Greene, Principal Consultant at Technology Blue (a Decision Management Solutions partner) wrote a great little article on Decisions and Complex Event Processing that I highly recommend. Like Claye I think Event Processing ...
  6 days ago

• Update – Red Hat Jboss Business Rules

  
  JT on EDM — Authority: 121
  Copyright © 2009 http://jtonedm.com James Taylor I got a chance to catch up with the folks from Red Hat recently. I have reviewed the new functionality that Mark Proctor and his team have been adding to turn the old Drools rule engine into a competitive Business Rules Management System or BRMS when the latest ...
  6 days ago

• "Money is in time saved and in convenience."

  
  tante's blog — Authority: 118
  To earn money online (or offline actually) you have to provide something (goods or services) that a person is willing to pay for in currency. Sounds trivial but it is something that people tend to forget when designing their business model. Lets milk it a little. Look at your potential customers. Do they have ...
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• "Some people will get your content for free. Thats just how it is, dont waste your resources fighting it too much."

  
  tante's blog — Authority: 118
  To ensure that people do not access electronic content without the publishers consent we are using DRM nowadays. The history of "copy protection" is long and ... well ... full of fail basically. Back in the days games had some scheme that made you look up words from the manual to try to make you be a good customer, ...
  1 week ago

• Multiple decsioning engines – a reader asks

  
  JT on EDM — Authority: 121
  Copyright © 2009 http://jtonedm.com James Taylor Neeraj asked me an interesting question the other day – how would a decisioning product like Oracle RTD and a business rules engine co-exist? Rather than answering this specifically I thought I would try and generalize it. After all there are products like ...
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• Teradata Magazine Online – Prepare for impact

  
  JT on EDM — Authority: 121
  Copyright © 2009 http://jtonedm.com James Taylor Neil Raden and I helped write an article for Teradata Magazine – Prepare for impact – and you can find it online as part of Teradata Magazine Online. The article came out of some research on decisioning technology that Neil and I did together. You can download ...
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• "You cannot sell what has no price."

  
  tante's blog — Authority: 118
  Sounds simple, doesnt it? "You cannot sell what has no price." The problem is: People still try. Now just to make things more clear, this is not some fancy, hippie way of telling people that you cannot put a pricetag on "love" or "friendship". While the cynic would argue, that yes, you can put a pricetag on those as ...
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• First Look – Convergys

  
  JT on EDM — Authority: 121
  Copyright © 2009 http://jtonedm.com James Taylor While I was attending the Business Rules Forum a few weeks back I got my first chance to learn about Convergys . A major sponsor of the event, Convergys is focused on improving the customer experience and customer relationships using decisioning technologies. ...
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• Thankfulness is the Precursor to Personal Peace

  
  Jim Sinur — Authority: 110
  It has been a demanding year. If you were fortunate enough to have a job, the demands of keeping it most likely caused stress. If you don’t have a job, the stress is even more painful. I started the year by saying that I was happy to be on the green side of the grass and have a job, but I soon slipped into GDD. ...
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• A decisioning elevator pitch

  
  JT on EDM — Authority: 121
  Copyright © 2009 http://jtonedm.com James Taylor Syndicated from ebizQ So you’re the CIO of a Fortune 500 company and you step into an elevator with your CEO. He asks why the board should approve your seven figure Decision Management budget request. What’s your “elevator pitch” for decisioning? Is it ...
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• The Copyright Timebomb

  
  Edshugeo The GodMoor — Authority: 115
  From Wired: At a time when record labels and, to a lesser extent, music publishers, find themselves in the midst of an unprecedented contraction, the last thing they need is to start losing valuable copyrights to ’50s, ’60s, ’70s and ’80s music, much of which still sells as well or better than more ...
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• Runa’s new service looks to turn web surfers into sales

  
  Family Learning Center — Authority: 164
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• Runa’s new service looks to turn web surfers into sales

  
  Gadget Reviews — Authority: 157
  Last year, e-commerce retailers spend $21 billion, or 15 percent of their revenues, in online marketing to drive traffic to their websites. The end result — a dismal 2-3 percent conversion rate between visitors and sales.Mountain View startup Runa, a provider of revenue growth and profit maximization solutions, ...
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• How Will BPM Deal with Pattern Based Strategies (PBS)?

  
  Jim Sinur — Authority: 110
  PBS is about orienting scenarios and policies around the “seek, model and adapt” cycle. Gartner is putting a fair amount of wood behind the PBS arrow and it just makes sense that BPM will play strongly to support PBS. BPM supports the kind of agility necessary to adapt to shifting policies based on strategy ...
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• Make Better Decisions

  
  JT on EDM — Authority: 121
  Copyright © 2009 James Taylor . Visit the original article at Make Better Decisions . Tom Davenport published a new article recently in the Harvard Business Review titled Make Better Decisions . In it he gives some examples of bad decisions and asks why this decision-making disorder? First, because decisions ...
  3 weeks ago

• Podcast: The Emergerce of the SAP BPM Skill Set

  
  SAP Developer Network SAP Weblogs — Authority: 152
  At SAP TechEd Phoenix, I was able to sit down with Greg Chase, and his colleague Patrik Fiegl. During this 19 minute podcast, we were able to examine the relevance of SAP BPM to todays project environments, and take a closer look at some of the skills that are needed as BPM intersects with IT.
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