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Thursday, October 11, 2007 - Posts

Web based applications use on Science Friday

NPR has a radio show called Science Friday that is part of Talk of the Nation. They break up the hour long program into a set of podcasts. One segment from last week covered Web based applications. I thought they only lightly touched on the security issues of using these services.

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Posted Thursday, October 11, 2007 8:20 PM by Charlie Bess | 0 Comments

Getting Innovation from an Outsourcer

I was reading an article in CIO  titled What Does It Take to Get IT Outsourcers to Innovate? and it resonated well with my experience.

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Posted Thursday, October 11, 2007 6:32 PM by Charlie Bess | 4 Comments

OnStar’s Next Frontier – Remote Control

General Motors’ OnStar system has been around for several years and has become very popular by offering remote, location aware services to its consumers. Some of those services include remote unlocking, vehicle location, turn-by-turn directions and emergency response (automatic on air-bag deployment). This recent article about OnStar’s plans for a new feature called Stolen Vehicle Slowdown takes it to the next level. With this new feature OnStar, once notified by the owner of a stolen vehicle, can work with police officers to stop a stolen vehicle via remote control rather than engaging in a potential high-speed chase.

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Posted Thursday, October 11, 2007 5:22 PM by Randy Mears | 2 Comments

A Novel Approach To Video Sharing For Profit

Blinkx is an Internet video search company in London that will allow consumers to make money on embedded videos. This New York Times article spells out the details for what may become a new trend with substantial grass roots appeal.

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Posted Thursday, October 11, 2007 5:14 PM by Randy Mears | 0 Comments

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