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…And although there are companies that blatantly violate the standards, security is a constantly changing condition, not a static one. Every time a company installs new programs, changes servers or alters its architecture, new vulnerabilities can be introduced. A company that is certified compliant one month can quickly become non-compliant the next month if administrators…

Cautionary thoughts on the Internet of Things

Feb 20, 2014

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#cx, #VRM, home automation, internet of things

The level of hype around the “Internet of Things” (IoT) is getting a bit out of control. It may be the technology that crashes into Gartner’s trough of disillusionment faster than any other. But that doesn’t mean we can’t figure things out. Quite the contrary — as the trade press collectively loses its mind over the…

The corroding value of the internet cookie, and an opportunity to shape a new market

Apr 29, 2013

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#cx, #VRM, big data, browser cookies, Customer Commons, customer experience, ecommerce, privacy

Several years ago, I first heard Doc Searls make an amusing comment about one of the basic elements of the internet universe, the browser cookie. With full credit to Phil Windley, Doc’s historical summary of ecommerce (and much of the modern internet) went like this: A brief history of ecommerce can be summarized as this-…

Target’s massive security breach exposes security process failures

Cautionary thoughts on the Internet of Things

The corroding value of the internet cookie, and an opportunity to shape a new market