Monthly Archives: October 2009

Sociables

When I read this commentary on privacy from Andrea Dimaio from Gartner, I was mildly surprised that people still thought like this, that privacy is tied to secrecy. Bob Blakley responds at the Burton Group. I agree with his analysis, … Continue reading

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Fingertips

From today’s Austin American Statesman, this article discusses the fraud deterrent effect of fingerprinting applicants for food stamps, and if it is worth the delay it may be causing in processing (Department of Agriculture says it isn’t).There are lessons to … Continue reading

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