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Google
Patent Study
Two months ago, Google released a 63-point patent document
outlining how it examines historical data associated with
websites and documents in its index.
Another
Way to Narrow Your Margins
With the usual press release-driven fanfare, reserach
company eMarketer has released a new study, "The
Business of Blogging." Asking price: US $695.
Bloggers
Key In Corporate Knowledge Management?
Bloggers could act as Subject Matter Experts internally.
In that way, they could become key players in an organization's
knowledge management.
White
Paper On Word Of Mouth Marketing
Highly recommended reading: The new womma whitepaper Word
of Mouth 101 -- An Introduction to Word of Mouth Marketing
(pdf).
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06.30.05
White
paper due on EU constitution
The Taoiseach says the Irish government is pressing ahead with a white
paper in the autumn on the EU Constitution.
But he says the Irish government has no date in mind next year for a referendum on the issue.
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SEC, OCC and Federal Reserve Interagency White Paper Considered a Benchmark
Westborough, MA and New York, NY, June 21, 2005 – At the heart
of the 100-km question that financial firms continue to confront in
a post-9/11 world is the issue of data replication that allows them
to quickly and accurately replicate all of their critical data in
the event of an IT disruption or significant IT event preventing the
loss of any critical data. According to TABB Group’s first report
released today by their Crisis & Continuity Services division,
"Crisis in Continuity: Financial Markets Firms Tackle the 100km
Question," firms employ three major methods of data replication
– synchronous, asynchronous and hybrid replication solutions.
Data replication solutions meet two key objectives, to minimize the
recovery-point objective (RPO), ensuring no data loss, while minimizing
the recovery-time objective (RTO), the maximum allowable time between
failure and recovery.
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CollegeRecruiter.com Releases White Paper on 15 Best Practices for Corporate Employment Sites
Since the commercialization of the Internet in the mid-1990s, employers
have struggled with how they can best use this new media to improve
the quantity and quality of their hires. CollegeRecruiter.com, the
highest traffic career site used by job hunting students, recent graduates
and employers, announced today that it has released a white paper
to help these employers.
The white paper, "The Best Practices for Corporate Employment
Sites: The 15 Features Necessary to Maximize the Quantity and Quality
of Candidates Sourced Through Your Web Site," communicates to
employers the experiences of the staff of CollegeRecruiter.com with
respect to the best practices for corporate employment Web sites.
This document describes, explains the importance of, and gives examples
of 15 of the most important Web site features. And because CollegeRecruiter.com
does not design corporate employment Web sites, "The Best Practices
for Corporate Employment Sites" white paper is an unbiased, non-sales
document.
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CeME And HTNG Collaborate To Produce White Paper That Details The ’Guest Of The Future’
A new report, authored by CeME (Center for Marketing Effectiveness)
and produced in collaboration with Hotel Technology Next Generation
(HTNG), was released to HTNG members last week in Los Angeles at the
Hotel Industry Technology Exposition and Conference (HITEC). Entitled
“The Guest of the Future: In-Room Technology Preferences Today
and Tomorrow,” this 6 month research effort defines the profile
of the guest of the future and the impact this changing profile has
on in-room technology decisions.
This 50-page paper offers ideas related to how hotels can more effectively
meet the needs of their guests both today and into the future. It
suggests that accessibility of content – video, voice, data
– has historically driven technology adoption. Douglas Rice,
Executive Director of HTNG, remarked, “CeME provided clear and
insightful expertise in the analysis of the vast quantity of material
available on this topic. We believe the conclusions set forth in this
ground-breaking paper will provide a new perspective for the hotelier
to consider when making technology decisions for their hotels over
the coming years.”
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