Government Data: the Good and the Bad
Posted Monday June 23, 2008, 12:33 am, Over one day old
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I'm at the Velocity Conference in Burlingame, CA today and tomorrow. I was planning on dinner at Kincaids tonight. If you're interested in coming, drop me a note or direct me on Twitter and I'll include you in the reservation. Tags: travel events
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This new app solves that problem, and also adds some nifty features, such as direct integration with Apple's iCal calendaring application, so you can see your working time logged right alongside your regular calendars. I really like that it published an iCalendar feed that you can access as a URL.
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Read Tracking Time? Try Chronosx (Links)
Read Follow the Elections on '08 Conversations (Links)
Give in stock priority over back order Recommendation engines (customers who bought this item, liked these items...) are a good way of automating some personalization tasks. New recommendation engines personalize the recommendation (customers like me who bought this item, liked these items...).
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Read Building Personas (Links)
When you know what you want, you can go get it and the experience is largely good. How do customers explore your product, engage with it, and share that experience with others. They want you to stop just talking to them and begin a conversation. Customers don't really want to go see you.
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They dictated to retailers and shoppers. Segmenting customers so you can target the ones who make you the most money isn't my idea of "customer-centric." Targeting customers to extract more money from them is exactly the mentality that gets in the way of creating a great customer experience.
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Read New Levels of Competitiveness in E-retailing: Robert Antall (Links)
Many have been eating the cost of shipping to compete with offline retailers, but that probably won't last. They're taking advantage of longtail principles here because they don't have room in their stores for all this merchandise, but of course, online shelf space is almost unlimited.
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Read Internet Retailer Conference 2008: Keynote by Mike Boylson (Links)
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