rebecca on March 24th, 2009

Supporting Suw Charman-Anderson's vision of writing about women in tech led off by the first, Ada Lovelace.  I signed the pledge .

Leading women in (or near) tech that I've had the pleasure of working with over the years

 First one I ever met was Pip Errington .  She'd come out of early days with Commodore [...]

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rebecca on November 19th, 2008

I was reading JP on the supposed death of blogging.

Now there is a bit of sadness from the early-adopters like Adriana and Hugh that the intimacy of the early years has bone.  And the hugely hyped when they change their habits.

But surely, when a medium goes mainstream it's bound to change.  There are [...]

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rebecca on March 31st, 2008

What will it be like when consumers control their own data and become the driver of relationships with vendors?

Went to another VRM Lonodn meeting last week organised by Adriana Lukas.

Richard Marr has written a good synopsis of his undestanding with some very handy 'use cases" illustrating what VRM might be used for in the [...]

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rebecca on March 24th, 2008

Customer data has been an important part of the advice I give most of my clients for a long time – since I worked for Peppers and Rogers I have tended to suggest that it be called Customer Relationship Management or CRM.  

But that time is now moving into the past.  The future is about 'flipping' [...]

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