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Don’t buy flowers from ReadyFlowers

February 21, 2012 by Anders Jensen-Waud

I usually don’t blog about my personal shopping experience, but a recent experience forced me to publish this post. I travel a lot for business, so for Valentine’s Day I decided to order a bouquet of flowers for my wife. Well knowing that online flower…

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IT is part of the business, but not for the reasons you think

June 16, 2011 by Nick Malik

A colleague of mine, Gabriel Morgan, pointed out a recent Infoworld article by Bob Lewis called “Why running IT as a business is a train wreck waiting to happen.”  So, I read the article and while I agree with some of Mr. Lewis sentime…

Categories Business Architecture, eCommerce, Leadership

Kudos to Cambridge for refusing to cover up security holes in “Chip and PIN”

December 26, 2010 by Nick Malik

One challenge with long-running news stories is that it is often difficult to keep track of the “current” bits.  Even important news can seem like “old” news because the problem is taking so long to be resolved, or even addressed.  Wh…

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