Data Governance – Page 21 – Insight Sciences

Forrester Research: How to pick enterprise software

August 28, 2008 by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science, Data Governance, Ethnographic Methods, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search, Regenerative Economy, Security & Privacy

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Forrester Research : Home.

This is the best way to pick enterprise software apps: look up this firm’s reviews. They have a special section for Information, Content and Knowledge Management pros.

Forrester: Tablet ownership rising steadily (lenovo.com)
Getting to Business Value Webinar (slideshare.net)
How Agencies Should Help the Global CMO (greatfinds.icrossing.com)
Understanding the true cost of cloud services (zdnet.com)
How We Use Chatter to Prepare for Forrester (blogs.salesforce.com)
How Mobility Will Change Your Customer Relationships (blogs.sap.com)
Forrester’s O’Connell: Programmatic Buying of Video Inventory “Will Become the Norm” (beet.tv)

Generate a Random Name – Fake Name Generator

August 28, 2008 by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science, Data Governance, Design UX, Information Visualization, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search, Security & Privacy

Generate a Random Name – Fake Name Generator.

best for testing software, message boards, creates mother’s maiden name, CC number,

Spammers Using Fake Facebook Email To Upload Malware To Users (valuewalk.com)
The 2 Best Sites For Coming Up With A Fake ID On The Internet (makeuseof.com)
Fake Reviews – They’re Everywhere (nethspace.blogspot.com)
The Password Dilemma – Unique and Complex is the Key (sucuri.net)
How many fake Twitter followers do you have? [Lucas Wyrsch] (ecademy.com)
The underground economy of social networks (mbcalyn.com)
Study: Congressional Twitter accounts plagued by fake followers (thehill.com)
Growing Your Audience with Random Affinities (clixto7.com)
Growing Your Audience with Random Affinities (mt-soft.com.ar)
Are your Twitter followers fake, or just quiet? (econsultancy.com)

LibraryThing | Catalog your books online

August 28, 2008 by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science, Data Governance, Design UX, Digital health, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search, Metadata Masterdata

Adventures in Delicious Library (Photo credit: criana)

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LibraryThing | Catalog your books online.

Similar to delicious library but allows you to put a little widget on your site to highlight books you are reading. However not as easy b/c the bluetooth scanner is extra

The Sunday Salon: Book Cataloging Nerdiness (laurasmusings.wordpress.com)
Venture #4 – Library Thing (lisahoard.wordpress.com)
The Library Thing (geekgumbo.com)
E-books and the Personal Library (queuniversidade2.wordpress.com)
Little Free Library/Book Nook Thing On N. Second Street, You Are So Cute We Could Eat You (philebrity.com)
Enhanced content from LibraryThing live in LINKcat (scls.typepad.com)
The End of the Twilight of Doom (insidehighered.com)
E-books and the Personal Library (scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org)
Tracking Track Changes (harvardpress.typepad.com)
Eoin Colfer – The Lost Colony (fyreflybooks.wordpress.com)

Unwittingly hosting terror

August 28, 2008 by timbatchelder, posted in Data Governance, Digital health, Knowledge Management, Security & Privacy

Unwittingly hosting terror – The Boston Globe.

America breeds terrorists. And they are white not brown. (crunkfeministcollective.wordpress.com)
On FBI List, Most Domestic Terrorists Are Women (newser.com)
Terror plot could prompt business insurance review (premierlinedirect.co.uk)
Iraq vet arrested on terrorism charges after jogging with training rifle (conservativeread.com)

HubMed: Pubmed goes social

August 28, 2008 by timbatchelder, posted in Data Governance, Digital health, Health Informatics, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search, Network Science, Regenerative Economy

Logo for PubMed, a service of the National Library of Medicine. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

HubMed.

Cool alternative to Pubmed

Reading: Is Google Scholar better than PubMed ?! (scienceintelligence.wordpress.com)
What Causes Aging and How Does Dietary Restriction Increase Life Span? (understandnutrition.com)
New Search Syntax: Structured Abstracts Now Searchable in PubMed (infodocket.com)
Atigeo Releases Medical Research Search Application (arnoldit.com)
New Look, New Name for PubMed Central (PMC) (hslnews.wordpress.com)
The Intuitive Alternative to PubMed: Search MEDLINE on BibliMed (intellogist.wordpress.com)
Information Overload, the Index Medicus, and Pubmed (kidneynotes.com)

NYU Stern Department of Information, Operations, and Management Sciences website actually looks halfway cool

August 27, 2008 by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science, Data Governance, Design UX, Information Visualization, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search, Regenerative Economy, Security & Privacy

Stern School of Business, New York University (Photo credit: InSapphoWeTrust)

NYU Stern | Department of Information, Operations, and Management Sciences.

Similar to NYU’s interactive media program, it also has what looks to be a very nice IS program which is well described on their site, unlike others which look like a Best Buy Geek Squad counter. Might be worth giving some examples to other sites using the course descriptions, student highlights etc. and what can be done with CIS.

MBA Student Interview – Ben from NYU Stern (accepted.com)
Professors Weigh in on NYU’s Expansion Plan (wnyc.org)
5 Reasons Why NYU’s Expansion Plan Reeks of 1% Greed (alternet.org)
NYU Stern Essay Topic Analysis 2012-2013 (clearadmit.com)
NYU Stern MBA – New York University grad turns Entrepreneur in India (mbacrystalball.com)
Identifying influential and susceptible members of social networks like Facebook, Twitter (nextlevelofnews.com)
Richard Florida, Renowned Urbanist, Appointed Global Research Professor at NYU (sacbee.com)
Current Student Interview – Richard from NYU Stern (accepted.com)
Who Wields the Most Influence on Facebook? (healthland.time.com)

Human terrain teams changing military tactics

July 31, 2008 by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science, Data Governance, Digital health, Knowledge Management, Security & Privacy

I’ve found it interesting following the implementation of “soft war” techniques by the US military after the failure of conventional, top down approaches to the currently culture driven conflicts. The human terrain teams now being implemented, including understanding the culture of these locations thru ethnographic methods is proving to be quite effective. Likewise the now defunct Department of Information may be resurrected as the military realizes it needs to embrace new methods of communication and information gathering or “information warfare.”

Training the Afghan Military (nation.time.com)
Should Anthropologists Go to War? (time.com)
Saving Lives in Iraq (waronterrornews.typepad.com)
ARMOR: USMC Checks Out Robotic Trucks (strategypage.com)
Human Terrain Team Helps ‘Bulldogs’ Meet Neighbors (waronterrornews.typepad.com)
US rebuff to Kiwi bid for better armour (nzherald.co.nz)

Army Social Scientists Calm Afghanistan, Make Enemies at Home

September 7, 2007 by timbatchelder, posted in Data Governance, Digital health, Knowledge Management, Security & Privacy

Army Social Scientists Calm Afghanistan, Make Enemies at Home.

Human Terrain Team Survey Finds U.S. Soldiers Widely Believe the Afghan Army is Making Little to No Progress (publicintelligence.net)
Peace Corps and Afghanistan (zeroanthropology.net)
Should Anthropologists Go to War? (time.com)
The (pixelated) things they carried | Chris Miller (guardian.co.uk)
Training the Afghan Military (nation.time.com)
U.S. Army Human Terrain Team Report: Afghan National Army and Coalition Forces Partnership in Khost and Paktiya (publicintelligence.net)
The Goat Caught in Bushkazi: Personal Effects of One’s Role in the Great Game (zeroanthropology.net)
Designed for Death (guernicamag.com)

VisiblePath: MySpace for the Office?

August 27, 2007 by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science, Data Governance, Digital health, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search, Regenerative Economy

Building a Company with Social Media (Photo credit: Emilie Ogez)

MySpace for the Office.

Another social scientist developed networking tool like Facebook, LinkedIn but for corporate users.

Why I’m not looking for investment (petewarden.typepad.com)
Is a ‘white flight’ from social media on the horizon? (thegrio.com)
The Best Online Tools for Startup Growth and Success (growthology.org)
Is Bigger Better with Social Media? (greatfinds.icrossing.com)
Hire Your Next Social Media Manager Not Because They’re 25, But Because They Understand People (bub.blicio.us)
Social network alchemy (thetechblock.com)
The Social Media Recruitment Survival Guide (mashable.com)
Business insurance news: SMEs embracing social media (premierlinedirect.co.uk)
MyPRGenie Helps Small Medium Businesses (SMBs) Turn Buzz into Leads with its new PR and Social Media Package for Enterprises (virtual-strategy.com)
Difference between Social Networks and Online communities (abhithesisisi.wordpress.com)

Dunning–Kruger effect: survival of the loudest in corporate America

August 25, 2007 by timbatchelder, posted in Data Governance, Digital health, Information Visualization, Knowledge Management

Emile Durkheim (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Dunning–Kruger effect – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

This hilarious piece of social research suggests what I have observed in my own job repeatedly: the most loud, confident people who stand at your desk proclaiming things are often the least knowledgeable but in many cases the ones most likely to be promoted.

Word of the Week: Dunning-Kruger Effect (nancyfriedman.typepad.com)
The Dunning-Kruger Effect and Multiplayer Games (psychologytoday.com)
Ignorance Begets Confidence – the Dunning-Kruger Effect (new.exchristian.net)
CRITICAL THINKING: “Ignorance Begets Confidence: The Dunning-Kruger Effect” (alwaysquestionauthority.com)
Dunning-Kruger in Popular Culture (drx.typepad.com)
Why don’t stupid people realize they’re stupid? (businessinsider.com)
Romanian profanity – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (incaunipocrit.wordpress.com)
An Explanation about Science (dalehusband.wordpress.com)
Alan Greenspan on the Dunning – Kruger Effect (ritholtz.com)
Are You Mental? Of Course You Are (smbirdbrain.blogspot.com)

About DBAN | Darik’s Boot And Nuke

August 25, 2007 by timbatchelder, posted in Data Governance, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search, Metadata Masterdata, Security & Privacy

About DBAN | Darik’s Boot And Nuke.

RTW best hard drive erase utility when you are selling a PC. Formatting does not erase. Mac OSX has Disk Utility>> Defense dept standard.

Don’t buy that security software! (networkworld.com)
How to Properly Wipe and Return a Laptop (kejser.org)
How to Clear Your Data off a Device (pcworld.com)
How to Dispose of Old Devices Without Losing Data or Harming the Environment (entrepreneur.com)
Whats a kernel panic? (codeproject.com)
Q&A: MacFixIt Answers (reviews.cnet.com)
EURO2012 – Sweepstake Result. (codeproject.com)
Sysadmin Tools (terminally-incoherent.com)
Kill Your Data – Dead! (philgerbyshak.com)
What is Disk Utility? The Complete Beginner’s Guide (mac.tutsplus.com)

AppZapper – The uninstaller Apple forgot.

August 25, 2007 by timbatchelder, posted in Data Governance, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search, Metadata Masterdata, Security & Privacy

Correct (friendly) install methodology: AppZapper (Photo credit: luxuryluke)

AppZapper – The uninstaller Apple forgot..

This is the highly rated disk utility in Rule the Web for Mac along with Disk Inventory X, What size, macaroni, Onyx, Tidyup!

Uninstalling applications on your Macintosh (savagenomads.net)
iOS and Mac AppStore Deals: Tons Of Popular Games and Apps Go on Sale! (techie-buzz.com)
How to Prepare Your Mac for Mountain Lion (lifehacker.com)
Cheap-looking bug-bite zapper actually works (boingboing.net)
NOT a Radar: Missing IR Remote Settings (cocoanetics.com)
Thermaclear Vs Zeno: The Zit-Zapper Showdown (bellasugar.com)
Self Deleting Executable (Uninstaller) (stackoverflow.com)
How to prepare your Mac for Mountain Lion – msnbc.com (gadgetbox.msnbc.msn.com)
How to prepare a used Mac for use (reviews.cnet.com)

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