Decent article on implementing BI
August 5, 2008
Here’s a respectable article on what it takes for the current state of BI implmentation at small to mid-sized institutions.
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Assuming that consumer technology is a signifitant driver of innovation in the educational arena, the possibilities of interactive Blue-Ray (BD Live) holds out much potential – if it catches on in the consumer arena first of course. Just imagine the possibilites after reading:
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Microsoft Live email
July 9, 2008
This article makes a strong argument for outsourcing email:
http://www2.peterli.com/cpm/resources/articles/archive.php?article_id=1853
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Read a decent team-building book…
June 16, 2008
Called “Inside the Magic Kingdom” by Tom Connellan.
Here’s my quick takeaways:
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“In the service sector, everyone is your competition.”
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“Internal customers look for the same things as external customers.”
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“Pay attention to detail”
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“Everyone walks the talk”
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“Every time a customer comes in contact with your company you have an opportunity to create value.”
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Emerson: What you do thunders above your head so loudly, I cannot hear the words you speak.
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“The trick is to turn commons sense into common practice.”
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“Everything walks the walk”
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“Everyone needs to focus on providing what customers want – even people who never come in direct contact with customers”
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“Customers are best heard through many ears.”
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“Reward, recognize, and celebrate.”
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“The absence of feedback can cause people to withdraw their commitment.”
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“The two most common by-products of phenomenal success are arrogance and complacency.”
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“I am a kxy pxrson and nxxdxd vxry much.” - Xvxryonx makxs a diffxrxncx.”
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“To achieve good teamwork and optimize customer loyalty, you have to break down the silos.”
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Moose on the way to work!
May 27, 2008
Colby-Sawyer IR Team takes a break
May 23, 2008
The new Google Android operating system is letting the creative juices flow for future mobile device applications:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24582069/
I particularly like the key idea. I have too many key farbs and if the manufacturers would just get the form size of the devices down to something that fits on my wrist. I hate the “where’s-my-phone-drill” everytime the phone rings.


