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Recent Posts
- Privacy discussed by Google’s / Eric Schmidt – a Technology Business leader
- Should removing “Your Privacy” be someone else’s “For Profit” Business?
- The Seesaw ride between PRIVACY and TRANSPARENCY
- Privacy is Elusive – but should we be Giving it away?
- Domain links remain a powerful method for Organic SEO
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Privacy discussed by Google’s / Eric Schmidt – a Technology Business leader
Within the media, certain large companies, particularly some web based companies are portrayed as lacking concern or consideration for people’s Privacy. Yet those same companies have staff, employees and executives living in the everyday world we do. If we worry … Continue reading
Should removing “Your Privacy” be someone else’s “For Profit” Business?
Isn’t this really crossing the line on Privacy Violation? My recent posts address the reality that we must take personal responsibility and specific action at times to retain the level of privacy we desire. However when it happens without our … Continue reading
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The Seesaw ride between PRIVACY and TRANSPARENCY
Academic and institutional articles go on at great length discussing theoretical relationships between Privacy and Transparency. In practical terms I see it similar to riding a seesaw, a constant exchange of one for the other. One may be tempted to … Continue reading
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Privacy is Elusive – but should we be Giving it away?
Privacy – the ability of an individual or group to seclude themselves or information about themselves and thereby reveal themselves selectively. Certainly something that qualifies as “intangible”, but none the less often highly valued. Prior to the information age, Privacy … Continue reading
Domain links remain a powerful method for Organic SEO
As an authorized Google Apps reseller for SMB businesses I’m often asked by clients – How can I improve my chances of being found on the Web? Most business have learned getting and keeping “high rank on search engines” is … Continue reading
Posted in cloud computing, Free, Google Apps, Localized WEB, Web Presence
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CLOUD BORG – will you be assimilated?
Cloud computing is such a great enabler! But enabling new things also means change, and we know change can be uncomfortable if not even frightening for some. A recent ZDNET article titled “Cloud Haters – You Too Will Be Assimilated” (Mar … Continue reading
Intelligent Attachments Example 4 – a VIRTUAL database via email attachment
Cloud computing is such a great enabler! Many things that have been too complex or costly in the past, are now available to every business. This post is a bit long but will be worth your time – you’ll see … Continue reading
Posted in AAA Computing, Android, Anytime Access, cloud computing, Cloud Storage, eMail, Free, Google Apps, iPhone, mobility
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A peek into the future of Cloud Storage and the impact on apps.
The transition to and impact of cloud based storage continues to shake things up in the world of software applications. It was 2006, when Sam Schillace, creator of the Writely program which became Google Docs and germinated the beginnings of … Continue reading
Intelligent Attachments Example 3 – Signatures & Work Flow Process
When worlds collide! The legal significance of a Signature still applies in our current “digital” world. Unfortunately a process that originated in a paper based world, can bog down and stymie the speed advantages the digital world gives us. Here … Continue reading
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Intelligent Attachments – Cloud based storage advantage Example 2
My first post about Intelligent Attachments (1/22/13) describes how new application logic in cloud based email (i.e. Gmail) brings benefits to INBOUND email. Primary benefits were; 1) reduction in required INBOX storage space and reduction in network traffic volume. End … Continue reading
